Bloody Legend Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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Great design of a playbill cover of the legend of Lizzie Borden

This urban legend is truly horrifying, the victim's last sight is flowing blood while he stared emotionless, a cold-blooded killer who often targets young and beautiful ladies mostly street-walker.

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This creepypasta shirt features a horror meme called Siren Head with his bloody skeleton chest. If you love scary stories of monsters, legends, myth or folklore created for internet then this is the perfect present for youth, teens, boys and girls Gamer kids love horror and gothic game characters and mysterious monsters t-shirts to scary everyone trick or treating or dabbing. Great horror costume to hang in the gaming events. Perfect for anybody into internet culture and love paranormal stories.

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Rawhead and Bloody Bones is a skeletal bogeyman of English and American folklore. He said to haunt deep ponds where he drags helpless children or sometimes resides under stairs. In some tales he's two separate entities: headless bloody skeleton and a floating skull, in others he's a scary humanoid sitting on a pile of bones. In the American south, he is a human skeleton with the skull of a boar. He sometimes called Tommy Rawhead, and is the subject of many scary tales. Being that I'm from the southern United States, I decided to go with the more local version with the boar's head. I tried to incorporate several elements from the legend including water and stairs. Thanks for looking, Daniel

This chilling design captures the essence of childhood fears. The lurking silhouette of the bogeyman with glowing eyes sends shivers down your spine.

Jake Raye, the brother of a fighter killed in a martial arts competition flies half way around to world to enter the deadly ring to find the true killer.

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Great design of a playbill cover of the legend of Jack the Ripper!

The werewolf's eyes, ablaze with a fiery crimson glow, exude a primal intensity that pierces through the darkness. Shadows dance around the creature, enhancing the brooding atmosphere and adding depth to its menacing presence. The vivid red tones evoke a sense of raw power and inner turmoil, mirroring the creature's inner conflict between its human and wolf-like nature.

Great design of a playbill cover of the legend of Bluebeard!