Forbidden Zone Mugs

Description: The guards look scary but the girls are pretty fine.

Description: B-A-bay, B-E-bee, B-I-bicky-bi, B-O bo, bicky-bi bo, B-U bu, bicky bi bo bu.

Description: Be nice to me, babe or you'll regret it. You are my hostage and don't you forget it.

Description: The night is early and there's lots to be done. Lets boogie now, come on, we're gonna have some fun.

Description: To commemorate the podcast "What did we just watch?!?" hosted by Andrew Gimetzco! Ep 6: Forbidden Zone

Description: 1980 Chirashi poster from Japan

Description: Forbidden Zone

Description: A is A, A, A, A...

Description: The classic black and white whacked out weird-fest "Forbidden Zone" houses a lot of strange stuff. The least of which is the premiere of The Knights Of Oingo Boingo and Danny Elfman as Cab Alloway inspired Satan. Good stuff.

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Description: Step into the wasteland with this Forbidden Zone Survivor t shirt — a vintage cult horror design inspired by the 1968 Planet of the Apes. Featuring sand beige and rust orange ink on black, this eerie minimalist artwork captures isolation, survival, and post apocalyptic nostalgia. Perfect for retro sci fi fans and collectors of dystopian art.

Description: Stand clear of the closing doors.

Description: Planet Of The Apes

Description: Embark on a spectacular journey into the future-past! This thrilling vintage travel poster invites you to witness simian society and explore ancient ruins on a desolate, familiar shoreline.

Description: Hand-drawn illustration inspired by the iconic plot twist from the classic movie Planet of the Apes when Colonel George Taylor discovers the ruins of the Statue of Liberty on the shoreline of the Forbidden Zone.

Description: A trio so bad we can't even name them here. Trust us, though. They're EVIL.

Description: Forbidden Planet / Sci Fi Classic Movie

Description: You blew it up! Ah, damn you! God damn you all to hell! This mind-blowing post-impressionist artwork perfectly captures the tragic, iconic discovery of the ruined Statue of Liberty on the forbidden beach.

Description: Vintage design featuring Oingo Boingo and a humorous satanic theme.