Corpse Pillows
Description: Hereditary is a 2018 American supernatural horror film written and directed by Ari Aster, in his feature directorial debut. It stars Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, Milly Shapiro, Ann Dowd, and Gabriel Byrne, and follows a family that begins to be haunted following the death of their reclusive grandmother. The film premiered on January 21, 2018 at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival in the Midnight sectio] and was released in the United States on June 8, 2018] It was acclaimed by critics, who called it "truly, upsettingly powerful on an emotional level."
Description: I thought a Zombie Yin-Yang would be a nice way to represent the debate between which is worse…or better, slow-moving or fast-moving zombies. I guess Yin zombies would be the classic slow moving, can't figure out a doorknob type of zombies that you can just walk around to avoid. Yang zombies would be the more modern type that can sprint, leap, climb stuff and will probably end up eating your face off no matter what you do. I prefer watching the quick ones, but when they actually start showing up around town I really hope they're the slacker zombies I can kill with a spork.
Description: A monstrous skull emerges from a pit of sinew and bone, devouring the crypt in decay. This design unleashes Suffocation’s brutal death metal legacy—technical, grotesque, and relentless.
Infecting the Crypts – Suffocation Skull Nest of Rotting Death Pillow
by faarshop
$23 $28
Description: A feral ceremony unfolds in gritty monochrome as figures worship a skull altar—drenched in filth, fury, and Shrine of Malice’s blackened deathcore essence. The neon green logo bleeds through the chaos.
Shrine of Malice – Neon Blackened Deathcore Ritual Scene Pillow
by ZADAe
$23 $28
Description: An abstract and grotesque altar-like structure defines this Demilich artwork, fusing skeletal, botanical, and eldritch forms in a chaotic display of rot and ritual. The stark black-and-white contrast intensifies its eerie, arcane atmosphere—perfect for fans of technical death metal and the surreal horror aesthetic Demilich is known for.
Demilich – Dripping Altar of Bones and Roots Pillow
by Photoshop Editors
$23 $28
Description: This artwork embodies the raw brutality of early 90s death metal, drenched in blasphemous horror. The jagged, decayed typography of Grave looms above like a corpse rising from the soil, dripping with menace. Below, a grotesque crucifixion scene unfolds: a skeletal, rotting figure chained to a cross, its body twisted in agony and decay. The monochrome sepia tones give it the look of a diseased relic, while the dot-matrix texture adds a gritty, underground authenticity reminiscent of old-school death metal flyers and bootlegs. This design perfectly captures the era—violent, uncompromising, and soaked in the unholy atmosphere of horror and rot.
Description: A grim horror-death metal design steeped in lo-fi terror and cemetery gloom. The silhouette of a haunted house looms under a fog-choked sky, while twisted gravestones and skeletal trees crowd the foreground. The jagged Mortician logo, crowned with a skull, evokes the grotesque charm of VHS slashers and deathgrind aesthetics. Perfect for fans of gore, dread, and rotting atmosphere.
Description: This artwork channels the relentless spirit of old-school Swedish death metal, fusing brutality with intricate, gothic ornamentation. The jagged “Dismember” logo crowns the piece in icy aggression, while the central imagery depicts a horned, tentacled beast framed by skulls, wings, and grim reapers. A towering skull oversees the composition, evoking death’s eternal presence, while the symmetrical arrangement radiates ritualistic power. The muted palette of cold blues and grays enhances its chilling atmosphere, echoing the bleak riffs and raw ferocity of the album itself. It is a visual hymn to mortality, chaos, and the unending torrent of sound that defines death metal’s early era.
Description: Unite cruelty-free living with the grim aesthetics of extreme music through this Vegan Black Metal - Cult Logo design. Rendered in a raw, chaotic, and unreadable corpse-paint style, this artwork embraces the traditional black metal logo aesthetic while delivering a bold vegan statement. Perfect for fans of underground black metal who also stand for compassion, this design is both fierce and meaningful. Whether worn at concerts, festivals, or as a daily reminder of your philosophy, it represents a lifestyle that’s as heavy as it is ethical.
