Spook Show Kids Hoodies

Fully Restored Spook AShow Poster Shirt

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

Welcome to the Horror Show! Reminiscent of old school vintage spookshow posters comes this new offering from monsterman graphic that hopefully brings you back to that timeless era when live horror entertainment was the rave of the 50's + 60's pop culture. See you at midnight for thrills and chills...

AliveI! On Stage!! Dr. Silkini's Great Ghost Show and Asylum of Horrors

Monster Bride Spook Show poster designed and illustrated by Robert Jimenez.

A Weekly Spook Show for your ears!

The official poster design for the Alive!! On Stage!! The Return of the Midnite Spook Show documentary film

Official logo of the Alive!! On Stage!! Return of the Midnite Spook Show documentary film and podcast.

A recreation of a vintage spook show/ghost party poster from the mid-20th century. Probably not haunted.

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

A recreation of a classic spook show poster.

Mr. Lobo's Not-Quite-Midnite Spook Show

This is a restoration of a vintage poster, with the images and text cleaned up and sharpened. This is a promotional poster for "A Psychedelic Trip into the 5th Dimension," a double bill that featured the dubbed Mexican horror films "Curse of the Doll People" and "The Vampire."

The Astounding Dr. Rome presents the horrifying Chamber of Horrors! See POGAR, the Man of Death! Don't come alone ... make it a spook party!

We will always be friends till the end... and beyond.

perfect for work play or church

The Monster Rally YOU demanded! The Shock Monster! The Vampire Girl! The Teenage Werewolf! The Man Who Lost His Face! And straight from Hollywood ... the Moon Monster! All together on one stage! Are you brave enough to handle it?

Our poster from the Colonoal show we did during Blobfest!

A recreation of a vintage spook show/ghost party poster from the mid-20th century. Probably not haunted.

Spook Show-style design featuring Maila Nurmi as Vampira, the trailblazing TV horror host.