Monster Masks Magnets

Description: 16 vintage horror movie monsters of fright! The gruesome gangs' all here (vampire, werewolf, mummy, ghoul, zombie & more) in this homage of classic creatures based on ol' school monster magazines. When one grisly ghost just isn't enough to satisfy your palette for all things macabre, take home a sixteen pack of Horrordom's most memorable monsters, available in a variety of merch gathered to sharpen your claws with.

Description: A monstrous mash-up of black-and-white Halloween nostalgia! “Monster Masks” is a tribute to the legendary rubber horror masks and monster movie madness of the 1960s — including styles inspired by the iconic Topstone Company, famous for their creepy, low-cost latex masks sold in comic book ads. From werewolves to skulls and ghouls, this collection captures the gritty charm of mid-century monster culture. Perfect for horror historians, collectors, and fans of classic Halloween vibes. Design by monstermangraphic – Helping people find beauty in the darkness 24/7™.

Description: Retro 60s 70s Monster Masks Ad

Description: Centuries of passion pent up in his savage heart!

Description: Night monster with the blood lust of a savage beast!

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: H.G. Well's Fantastic Sensation

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: Mouth Growling, ROAR!

Description: Warning! The Monster demands a Mate!

Description: 1983 Monster mask advertisement

Description: The story of the strangest passion the world has ever known!

Description: Funny Sirenhead and cats

Description: Grotesque Silver Shamrock trio combining a witch, skull, and jack-o’-lantern mask in a vivid retro Halloween horror style.

Description: Vintage style Frankenstein’s Monster Mask.

Description: A drawing of a large red cracked face with a big smile in front of a city background

Description: A vintage-style Halloween mask design featuring the classic spooky trio of skull, pumpkin head, and witch. A strong pick for fans of retro Halloween graphics and collectible horror art.

Description: A chilling Haunted Mask design featuring a snarling monster face, dramatic claws, vivid colors, and nostalgic Halloween horror energy.

Description: Meet Frankie Fright-Face, a Jack-O Forever Halloween throwback to the golden days of plastic Halloween masks, drugstore costumes, and trick-or-treating after dark. With his radioactive green skin, crooked teeth, stitched forehead, silver bolts, electric-blue hair, and wonderfully blank vintage-mask stare, Frankie looks like he was pulled straight out of an old Halloween costume box from the attic. Inspired by the classic Ben Cooper-era monster masks of the ’70s and ’80s, Frankie Fright-Face celebrates a time when Halloween costumes were simple, colorful, a little cheesy—and somehow way creepier because of it.

Description: Out of the shadows of Halloween past comes Count Creeps, a fang-faced throwback to the wonderfully strange vampire masks of decades ago! With his ghostly pale face, slick black hair, piercing red eyes, pointed ears, and blood-red fangs, Count Creeps is always ready for one more night of trick-or-treating. Inspired by the colorful plastic Halloween masks of yesterday, this Jack-O original celebrates the days of simple costumes, candy-filled pillowcases, spooky neighborhood streets, and Halloween nights we never forgot.

Description: Meet Ghoulish Grin, a creepy throwback from Halloween nights gone by. With his oversized skull, bulging bloodshot eyes, crooked toothy smile, and eerie radioactive-green glow, this vintage-inspired mask looks like something you might have pulled from a cardboard costume box before heading out for a night of trick-or-treating. Jack-O brings that nostalgic Halloween-mask feeling back from the grave—with a little extra weirdness.

Description: Buzzing in from the strange side of Halloween past comes Moth-Eyed Marvin, one of the weirdest faces in the Jack-O Vintage Halloween Mask Series! With his enormous hypnotic eyes, bright red face, yellow antennae, and creepy insect-like grin, Marvin looks like he flew straight out of an old-school Halloween costume box. Inspired by the wonderfully bizarre plastic masks of decades ago, this Jack-O original celebrates a time when Halloween costumes were colorful, simple, strange—and sometimes just a little creepy.

Description: Finally, a mask you can wear with your chest! Strike fear into your friends and enemies as you style this beautiful beast!

Description: Celebrate spooky season all year long with this vibrant retro graphic featuring classic halloween masks like Dracula, Frankenstein, a black cat, devil, clown, and jack-o'-lantern topped with bold dripping "Halloween Forever" typography. Packed with nostaglic 60s/70s novelty mask details and bright paint splatters, this piece brings maximum spooky energy. Ideal for horror conventions, trick-or-treating, or everyday spooky fashion.

Description: Celebrate spooky season all year long with this vibrant retro graphic featuring classic halloween masks like Dracula, Frankenstein, a black cat, devil, clown, and jack-o'-lantern topped with bold dripping "Halloween Forever" typography. Packed with nostaglic 60s/70s novelty mask details and bright paint splatters, this piece brings maximum spooky energy. Ideal for horror conventions, trick-or-treating, or everyday spooky fashion.

Description: Vintage Style Bride Of Frankenstein Mask

Description: A bold vintage horror design featuring a skull, pumpkin head, and witch mask in a retro Halloween specials layout. Great for spooky season fans who love classic monster mask artwork.

Description: A graphic Halloween horror design with melting skull, witch, and pumpkin mask imagery in an intense vintage splatter style. Best for fans of scary Halloween art, monster masks, and extreme horror graphics.

Description: A Monster Science Created — But Could Not Destroy!

Description: The Boogeyman

Description: mantra of kaijus the mandala pattern hand of gods

Description: Art by Boris Howler.