Murder Cult Merch

Description: Stop using their language. Enjoy the double takes, eye brow raises and smiles with the Murder Cult merch.

Description: Six suspects and a butler all seeming to be very anxious about something...

Description: Kool-Aid Man Visits Jonestown

Description: Look, listen you have to SSADGM.

Description: Mrs White as seen in the 1985 cult classic, Clue. The background includes many of her funny quotes from the film.

Description: My favorite murder fanart

Description: Get that Jonestown flavour

Description: The dynamic trio from the MFM podcast

Description: In your hands, you each hold a deadly weapon...

Description: Not the cognac, just in case.

Description: Steven finally snapped and killed Karen and Georgia whilst filming My Favorite Murder, but no worries, Elvis is safe!

Description: Inspired by My Favorite Murder Podcast

Description: He's just a bit accident-prone...

Description: Heaven's Gate Away Team by Renegade Rags, probably the coolest cults tee out there. Made by true crime fans for true crime addicts, just like you! Get yours today!

Description: ***I RECOMMEND A DARK BACKGROUND FOR ANY ITEMS!!!*** The text and border is white and will get lost on light backgrounds. Fan art for the podcast, My Favorite Murder! You're in a cult, call your dad. A favorite quote from the early days of MFM! Follow me on Instagram @parkstreetart Feel free to message me for custom work, or work that is posted on IG, but not uploaded here :) SSDGM, y'all!

Description: Don't fall for it, don't do the dumb thing. Wear your mask, tho.

Description: David Koresh from Busted Bones, quite possibly the greatest Koresh design ever made. Made by true crime fans for true crime addicts! Get yours today!

Description: Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered!

Description: “I don't want to alarm you.”

Description: Because your dogs are fiercely private and you always know you're exactly right.

Description: Fan art created for the podcast, My Favorite Murder. If you find yourself in a cult-y situation.. call your dad. IG: parkstreetart Tag me in your photos! SSDGM and don't join a cult, -Adrienne

Description: Inspired by MFM's Georgia Hardstack's favourite saying, in kidnapper style!

Description: Cult Leader

Description: Murder She Wrote Original Aesthetic Tribute 〶

Description: Stay out of the forest and stay sexy don't get murdered!

Description: Deja vu!

Description: A human volcano of unpredictable terror!

Description: Ride your bicycle through Cabot Cove wearing this fetching t-shirt design, and let everyone know you're out to either write, solve, or possible commit, murder! Just like Jessica Fletcher!

Description: Inspired by My Favorite Murder and the iconic "You're In A Cult, Call Your Dad" phrase. A design celebrating true crime humor and memorable podcast moments.

Description: Silence of the Lambs infamous quotes - It puts the lotion on its skin

Description: Jonestown Flavor Aid - Jim Jones - Cults by Busted Bones! Made by true crime fans for true crime addicts! Get yours today!

Description: Distressed framed print of Jason and Michael with a pink soap-club card and the line Mischief. Mayhem. Murder. Fight Club energy mixed with slasher icons. Gritty pink-and-black poster look.

Description: Distressed framed print of Jason and Michael with a pink soap-club card and the line Mischief. Mayhem. Murder. Fight Club energy mixed with slasher icons. Gritty pink-and-black poster look.

Description: Distressed framed print of Jason and Michael with a pink soap-club card and the line Mischief. Mayhem. Murder. Fight Club energy mixed with slasher icons. Gritty pink-and-black poster look.

Description: Dorsia's is now open to the public! No more waiting for a reservation. Just walk in and be seated in one of New York's premiere restaurants!

Description: Heaven's Gate was an American UFO religious millenarian cult based near San Diego, California. It was founded in 1974 and led by Marshall Applewhite (1931–1997) and Bonnie Nettles (1927–1985). On March 26, 1997, members of the San Diego County Sheriff's Department discovered the bodies of 39 members of the group in a house in the San Diego suburb of Rancho Santa Fe. They had participated in a mass suicide, a coordinated series of ritual suicides, in order to reach what they believed was an extraterrestrial spacecraft following Comet Hale–Bopp. Just before the mass suicide, the group's website was updated with the message: "Hale–Bopp brings closure to Heaven's Gate ... Our 22 years of classroom here on planet Earth is finally coming.