The Wraith Pillows
Description: Rev up with our 'The Wraith' T-Shirt, inspired by the cult classic movie. This shirt features a design that captures the mysterious and thrilling essence of the film. Made from high-quality, comfortable fabric, it’s a must-have for any fan of 'The Wraith'. Order yours now and relive the excitement and intrigue of this iconic 80s movie
Description: Death in Bloom is a haunting collection of decay, beauty, and ritualized aftermath. Each piece presents the undead not as mindless ruin, but as something strangely ceremonial, preserved in floral offerings, wrapped in memory, and reborn through horror. Roses, blossoms, blood-red accents, and weathered bone collide to create imagery that feels both sacred and corrupted, as though death itself paused long enough to arrange the body for worship.
Description: Death in Bloom is a haunting collection of decay, beauty, and ritualized aftermath. Each piece presents the undead not as mindless ruin, but as something strangely ceremonial, preserved in floral offerings, wrapped in memory, and reborn through horror. Roses, blossoms, blood-red accents, and weathered bone collide to create imagery that feels both sacred and corrupted, as though death itself paused long enough to arrange the body for worship.
Description: A haunting vintage-style occult illustration featuring a floating, hooded wraith with no face, its form twisting like smoke. The only visible feature is a single, black void where a face should be, with wisps of darkness leaking from within. Its skeletal hands stretch forward, with long, claw-like fingers extending toward the viewer. A halo of black fire burns behind its head, giving the entity an unholy and ethereal presence.
Description: Big Kay's Burger is a fictional diner from the 1986 movie 'The Wraith' in the equally fictional town of Brooks, Arizona. The movie was filmed in Tucson, and Big Kay's served as a central gathering place for the roster of teen characters. The actual diner was located at 2627 E. Benson Highway, and had been there since the early '60s, but was demolished in the '90s. As for The Wraith, it's a classic '80s flick that did better on VHS than it did in the theater. This is probably due to the mysterious box art that was much cooler than the movie itself. For those who are unfamiliar with the movie, The Wraith focuses on a mysterious man/spirit who descends from the sky and manifests in a sports car and targets a violent road-racing gang.
