cultofweird

Encounters happen. Keep your eyes to the sky.

Get in loser, we're getting weird.

Invoke the ancient gods of the Cult of Weird. Wear under your robes during your next blood ritual, or on your next cemetery excursion.

Cult of Weird skull logo featuring the sun/star symbol of the ancient Mesopotamian god Utu, or Shamash, god of the sun, justice, morality, and truth. Shamash was the judge of both men and gods.

Encounters happen. Keep your eyes to the sky.

Prepare for close encounters in the woods this summer at Cult of Weird Summer Camp! Track Goatman, summon Satan around the campfire, and learn tips for safe encounters with extraterrestrials.

I never make it all the way without being eaten by my friends and family.

Fiji is known for its beautiful beaches, tropical resorts, sparkling blue waters, and, of course, a long history of eating people. Cannibalism was used to celebrate everything from a war victory to the launch of a canoe. Dead enemies, shipwrecked sailors, unfaithful wives...any excuse to eat people was a good one. Welcome to the fabulous Cannibal Isles!

Wear this under your robes.

Keep your eyes on the sky - you never know what you may encounter.

Get in loser, we're getting weird.

Cult of Weird skull logo featuring the sun/star symbol of the ancient Mesopotamian god Utu, or Shamash, god of the sun, justice, morality, and truth. Shamash was the judge of both men and gods.

What doesn't kill us makes us stranger sticker