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Ya see decades ago when I was a kid, this was the scariest vampire we could imagine. And honestly to his day, Barlow from the original "Salem's Lot" still give me the heebs. The design is actually used recently in the movie "What We Do In The Shadows". So bask in the creepiness and wear Barlow on your torso everywhere you go.

Sure y'all know Wes Craven's popular stuff, but have you checked out "Deadly Friend" with our half robot./ half zombie friend here, Samantha Pringle? Perhaps the best basketball related death scene in the history of cinema.

It's everyone's favorite bloodied up party goer from "The Shining".

From the underrated and usually ignored, "Night School", it's Eleanor Adjai.

The immortal Gerritt Graham as Bud, in the forgettable, "C.H.U.D. II: Bud The Chud".

One of my favorite gang in the classic, "The Warriors", here is a second version of the Baseball Furies.

From the 1931 classic, "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", here's the infamous Mr. hyde himself.

Show that your pride.

Little Ralphie Glick from "Salem's Lot" and the scene that scared the hell outta me when I was a little kid.

From "The Cabin In The Woods" it's the highly sought after Merman that eventually got his chance to shine.

You've probably seen "The Exorcist", right? Well, it's high time you check out the Blaxploitation version of it in ,"Abby". Yep, it's as bizarre and bad/good as it sounds.

You should know better than to mess with quiet, hooded creepy kids in hallways like Tomas here from "Orphanage".

Celebrate someone hanging themselves out of second story window for the honor of a Devil child with this finely crafted shirt featuring Damien from the one and only (original) "The Omen".

Billy Duncan from 1978's questionable "Laserblast".

Mark Duplass as Josef (or Aaron), or whatever his mysterious actual name is, from the "Creep" duology.

Tristana Medeiros from "REC". The American remake "Quarantine", is good as well by the way.

From the Showtime anthology movie, "Body Bags", John Carpenter takes his turn on screen as The Coroner.

Laird Creger as Mr. Slade in the 1944 iteration of "The Lodger".

John Harper from one of the metal is the Devil horror flicks, "Rocktober Blood".

Imhotep in his final human form, Ardath Bey from the 1932 classic, "The Mummy".

Haunted mirrors ahoy for Lacey here, from 1980's "The Boogey Man".

To this day if I flip the channels around and see "House", I get all happy. I think I'm gonna get to see the exploits of Big Ben here within a kooky inter-dimensional haunted house. But, it's always that damn doctor show instead.

Nope, not the little girl from "The Ring". This is the tribute to that movie from the instant classic, "The Cabin In The Woods".

One of the few survivors of a Friday the 13th flick, here's Reggie the Reckless from part 5.

From the 2006 flick, "Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon", here is the lead slasher hero-ish guy, Leslie Vernon

Jerry Dandridge from 1985's "Fright Night" may be one of the worst neighbors you could ever have.

From the painfully '80s "Killer Workout" (or "Aerobicide", depending on where you see it), Rhonda Johnson here has some issues.

The first and last crazy killer in Duo-Vision, here's bagheaded Jason Gant from "Wicked Wicked".

From the slightly off-putting and questionable parental relationship driven movie, "Sleepwalkers", this is the half-man-cat thing person, Charles Brady.

From Kevin Smith's "Dogma", it's the Golgothan Sh*t Demon!

One of the legion of twitchy and herky jerky nurses from the movie version of "Silent Hill".

Vincent & Ida Smith, inventive and ravenous proprietors of the "Motel Hell".

From the fun, and kinda overlooked, "Dead Silence", it's the doll obsessed Mary Shaw.

An unfortunate last name if you wanna stay sane. Brenda Bates here is from the '90s slasher by the numbers "Urban Legend".

The creepy ghost kid from "Ju-On", the original version of the American flick, "The Grudge", is now here to coldly stare at those who would oppose you from this awesome shirt.

Pollyanna McIntosh as the multi-armed candy witch from the "Ding Dong" chapter of "Tales Of Haloween".