Mugs
Description: In honor of the greatest horror writer/fast food chain, I present to you this shirt! Guaranteed to get plenty of double takes (and maybe even a Double Whopper, with cheese of course.) Great for horrorhounds, bookworms, and junkfood enthusiasts! Lame-os need not apply. (Also in pin form, here: cameraviscera.bigcartel.com)
Description: Make like Rick the Prick and Buzz, and give ol' Stretch a ring on the K-OKLA Red River Rock 'n Roll Request line, deep in the heart of Burkburnett, Texas! Red River Rock 'n' Roll, from the tip-top of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Even though you're all loomin', she's got a shot of hot rock 'n roll for you, anyway. (Also in pin form, here: cameraviscera.bigcartel.com)
Description: Turn on, tune in, and freak out. It's Civic TV, "The One You Take to Bed with You" - the only channel where you can find Videodrome! So grab the remote, flip over to channel 83 (12 if you're using cable), and repeat after me: "Long Live the New Flesh!" (Also in pin form, here: cameraviscera.bigcartel.com)
Description: Besides having awesome covers, the horror movies of the '80s always had great title designs! Sharp, angular, dripping, and splattered - the title design sold the movie almost as much as the cover art itself. Prove your rabid fandom with this shirt of select titles. NOTE: the red is unfortunately not as vibrant as in the picture and looks more like a light red when printed on the white t-shirts.
Description: If you ever rented a video as a kid (especially from a mom & pop video shop), you probably remember all the weird and colorful stickers you'd find slapped on the video boxes - and oftentimes even the videos themselves! This is my loving tribute to all those worn beauties, those simple works of art, those rainbow-ed warnings and reminders. They were tiny, gaudy, and theirs messages truncated - and that's exactly why we loved them.
Description: The four names on this shirt have created some of the most memorable madmen and monsters from the last 40 years: Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Leatherface, Krug Stillo, Snake Plissken, Nada, Martin, zombies! Between them, Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper, George A. Romero, and John Carpenter shaped the face of horror and what it meant to be scared -- their legacies still influencing horror movies today.
