Ed Pillows
Description: Are you a swash-buckling buckaneer of the high seas? Do you have what it takes to show charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent in the presence of the dreaded Kraken himself? Join Blackbeard's Best Friend Race and may the best pirate win! ______Similar design --> Blackbeard's Best Friend Race Wood Plank Sign --- i think this one is betterfor posters and art prints because it looks like a wooden plank that's etched on.
Description: Edmund Ed Kemper from Mindhunter. Co Ed killer from the 1970’s that helped create the FBI behavioral science unit. For fans of true crime documentaries, criminal psychology, and the hit Netflix series Mindhunter, this vintage-inspired design pays tribute to one of the most infamous subjects studied by early FBI profilers—Ed Kemper. Featuring a bold "I'm Limited Edition" layout with archival-style imagery, this shirt captures the dark fascination surrounding behavioral science, serial killer history, and the groundbreaking profiling techniques depicted in Mindhunter. Perfect for true crime podcast listeners, crime documentary enthusiasts, criminal justice students, psychology buffs, and collectors of dark history apparel.
Ed Kemper Limited Edition Shirt | Mindhunter Inspired True Crime Collector Tee | Netflix Crime Series Fan Pillow
by T. Madness Designs
$23 $28
Description: This is a fake ad for Buffalo Bill's Skin Lotion. If you haven't seen the movie then I suggest you get right on it! The serial killer, Buffalo Bill, wants his victims to put lotion on their skin so when he kills them and harvests their skin for his woman suit he wants the skin to be soft. if his victims diodn't comply with lotion application he would dose them with a hose. This character is inspired by a real life serial killer named Ed Gein. Google him if you want a good creep-out!
Buffalo Bill Skin Lotion Product Pillow
by Halloween and Horror Movie Merch
$23 $28
Description: Classic Kustom Kulture art featuring the legendary Rat Fink tearing it up on a custom chopper motorcycle. This retro-style illustration captures the gritty, high-octane energy of vintage biker culture. Perfect for fans of Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth, hot rods, and old-school lowbrow art
