Herschell T-Shirts

If you know terrible, and I do mean terrible, '70s horror flicks, then surely you know of "Blood Freak". The one where poor Herschell here eats contaminated turkey and turns into a murderous half-man, half-turkey monster that craves the blood of drug addicts.

Something Weird 1967 is one of HG Lewis' more off the wall films and that is really saying a lot. But that's why we love it! It has it all - witches, LSD, ESP, a serial killer, karate. Basically all the makings of a beloved cult film. So if that's the sort of thing you like, you're gonna love this! Give as a gift to the cult film and b movie lover in your life. Great for Halloween too. A boiling, bizarre tale of a mad love that crashes through the supernatural!

Two Thousand Maniacs 1964, is an absolute classic by HG Lewis! If you like gore and rednecks mixed in your horror, then this is a design for you! Give as a gift to someone who loves horror movies and gore films. 2000 Maniacs is great for Halloween too! An Entire Town Bathed in Pulsing Human Blood!

You'll Recoil and Shudder as You Witness the Slaughter and Mutilation of Nubile Young Girls - in a Weird and Horrendous Ancient Rite!

A ghastly tale drenched with gouts of blood spurting from the writhing victims of a madman's lust!

More than likely you don't know what the Mr. Fig is from. But if you ever get the chance to see the movie, "Jimmy The Boy Wonder", or just search for "Mr. Fig dance", you'll then be a member of the cult of fig.

Nothing so appalling in the annals of horror!

Mixed media available on most products

Ad art for Herschell Gordon Lewis' 1963 cult classic gore film.

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Single page comic, traditionally drawn in inks.

A Herschell Gordon Lewis classic, Color Me Blood Red. It will leave you aghast! Drenched in crimson color!

A classic by Herschell Gordon Lewis, Blood Feast. Have you ever had... an Egyptian Feast?

My tribute to the 1964 Herschell Gordon Lewis masterpiece Two Thousand Maniacs.

Logo for Herschell Gordon Lewis' 1967 vampire movie starring Bill Rogers.