New Years Evil Shorts

Description: Logo and tagline for Emmett Alston's 1980 slasher cult classic.

Description: There's always a horror movie about every holiday, and New Years Eve is no exception. In fact, there's at least two, but the best one by far is New Year's Evil, a slasher entry from the 80s. So if you want to show off your love for the greatest of two movies, then wear this shirt to ring in your new year,

Description: Capturing the chaotic energy of sludge metal, this graphic features a flaming red skull tangled by a neon green serpent. The high contrast colors deliver a psychedelic punk punch, embodying pure grunge defiance and New Years Evil attitude.

Description: New Year's Evil 1980

Description: The Melvins New Years Evil poster design featuring a flaming skull and serpent.

Description: Well, they can't all be great. But fear not! We snuck some quality Title Tracks into the mix for Vol. 3. I mean, Ghost Fever and Repossessed alone are enough to seal the deal, you ask me.

Description: New Year's Evil 1980

Description: Good ol' Cannon Films got into the horror game as well with their entry into the slasher field, "New year's Evil". And the killer Richard Sullivan, for some damn reason, wore a Stan Laurel mask.

Description: Don’t dare make new year’s resolutions… unless you plan to live! That was the 'shocking' tagline used to market the 1980 horror film, New Year's Evil. The movie takes place during a live punk-rock New Year’s Eve TV program where the presenter gets a phone call from a psycho calling himself “Evil,” and saying that when New Year’s strikes in each US time zone, he will murder someone in Los Angeles until he makes his way to the televised party. Despite poor reviews for its acting and plot, New Year's Evil has gained a cult following for its '80s atmosphere and unique premise.