Sidney Socks
Description: Wes Craven was an American film director, writer, producer, and actor. He was known for his pioneering work in the genre of horror films, particularly slasher films, where he mixed horror cliches with humor and satire. His impact on the genre was considered prolific and influential.
Description: "Do you like scary movies?" Relive the slasher classic that redefined horror with this vintage-inspired Scream (1996) design. Featuring Sidney Prescott, Casey Becker, and the iconic Ghostface mask, this collage-style graphic captures the gritty 90s aesthetic. Perfect for horror movie buffs, fans of Wes Craven, and anyone who loves retro cinema vibes. This "bootleg" style tee is ideal for Halloween, movie marathons, or everyday cult-classic cool.
Description: This Woodsboro High School Mascot design is the perfect creepy cute gift for any classic slasher horror movie fans. Featuring a hand drawn vintage distressed cartoon serial killer that perfectly captures the classic college mascot look. A spooky sports design that will make you scream and is perfect for any horror fans to wear around campus with a unique sense of humor and style.
Description: Get ready for the ultimate return of Ghostface! This exclusive Scream 7 fan art design features the iconic Sidney Prescott, Gale Weathers, and the new generation of survivors trapped in the shadow of the infamous mask. Perfect for horror movie fans, 90s slasher enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the legendary "What's your favorite scary movie?" franchise. Wear this scary good design to your next horror movie marathon!
Description: This Woodsboro High School Mascot design is the perfect creepy cute gift for any classic slasher horror movie fans. Featuring a hand drawn vintage distressed cartoon serial killer that perfectly captures the classic college mascot look. A spooky sports design that will make you scream and is perfect for any horror fans to wear around campus with a unique sense of humor and style.
Description: We love this Pittsburgh Hornets logo, from near the end of the team's first iteration at Duquesne Gardens and kind of a hybrid between the traditional red and white colors that the Hornets were known for, and the "Pittsburgh Black and Gold" that they briefly wore for a couple of seasons earlier in the 1950s!
