10 Terrifying Horror Collectibles You’ll Want To Take Home And Where To Find Them

Now, if you're anything like us, you'll have absolutely zero feasible space in your closet for yet another black horror tee, but hear us out – Gutter Garbs' new 976-EVIL collection puts the spotlight on a frankly underrated horror that rarely gets the spotlight.

The directorial debut from Mr Freddy Krueger himself Robert Englund, 976-EVIL centers on a telephone number possessed by Satan, and if that isn't enough to convince you to check it out then we don't know what is.

Grab your 976-Evil tee (and check out the rest of the collection) right here.

Japanese genre master Shin'ya Tsukamoto is best known to Western audiences for his cyberpunk nightmare Tetsuo: The Iron Man, but his filmography is so much richer, and getting the deserved spotlight in a brand new text from Lost in Cult.

Written by journalist Alicia Haddick, with an foreword by Tsukamoto’s longtime friend, Climax and Enter the Void director Gaspar Noé, Archive: Shinya Tsukamoto contains 500 never-before-seen artifacts – including scripts, storyboards, photographs, props, and more – showing Tsukamoto’s creative journey and process, from his early days making manga and 8mm films with his friends all the way up to his most recent work, the provocative Vietnam War drama Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?

Get your pre-orders in for Archive: Shinya Tsukamoto here before November 15.

If you got a whiff of the Joya x A24 Backrooms candle and want to experience more olfactory delights related to Kane Parsons' box office busting liminal nightmare, the scent score discovery set has you and your nose covered.

We love a good horror novelization here at Fango, so are very excited to get stuck into Tim Waggoner's latest, which serves as a literary companion to A24's new Friday the 13th prequel series, Crystal Lake.

The 424-page paperback, featuring cover art by Dexter Maurer, tells the grisly tale of Pamela Voorhees, whose grief curdles into bloodlust after her 11-year-old son Jason dies in a tragic accident at the titular summer camp.

Grab your Crystal Lake novelization here.

Sick of being told what beauty ‘should' look like by filtered influencers? Ever found something beautiful in the grotesque, or something grotesque in beauty? Have UK based indie zine creators The Nottingham Horror Collective got the book for you.

Dead Pretty: Beauty in the Horror Genre is a “personal, political and punk-spirited” deep dive into the long-standing relationship between horror cinema and beauty standards. The illustrated collection of 25 essays explore beauty, ageing, transformation, identity, vanity, power and the gaze within the horror genre, featuring words from a selection of journalists, academics, critics and writers including Tori Potenza, Maya-Gawonii, Mo Moshaty, Becky Darke, and many more, with a foreword by Jen and Sylvia Soska, the writer-directors behind American Mary.

Grab your copy of Dead Pretty: Beauty in the Horror Genre right here.

Alien isn't the easiest movie to ease your little monsters into the horror genre with, what with the goop, gore and claustrophobic cosmic dread of it all. Thankfully, Fisher Price's new Little People Collector's set is a surefire way to plant the seeds of Xenomorph appreciation early, but without scarring them for life.

Celebrating Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi horror classic, the Alien set comes with a mini Ellen Ripley, plus 3 life stages of the alien: the facehugger parasite, the infant chest-burster, and the full-grown Xeno, plus a decorative Nostrum window box package to display them in, if you're the ‘look don't touch' type of collector.

Grab your Little People Alien set right here.

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and A24 are teaming up for a year-long screening series featuring selections from A24’s legendary film library paired with a ticket bundle that includes brand new pint glass designs and a special A24-themed menu.

First up on the slate this November is Ti West's Pearl, the Mia Goth-starring psychological slasher that serves as the middle chapter in the X trilogy. The exclusive, limited-edition 16 oz. Pearl pint glass features striking artwork by Chris Bilheimer that depicts Pearl’s iconic axe and intimate encounter with a scarecrow. And who knows – perhaps if our girl Pearl had had a nice cool pint of suds she wouldn't have gone quite so drastically off the rails in the first place.

Find out how to get your own Pearl pint glass with Alamo Drafthouse x A24's Cinema Club right here.

As winter draws nearer, you might find yourself feeling a little claustrophobic, being cooped up indoors with all work and no play and that. Made by Mutant's new The Shining poster is here to remind you it could be way worse – you could be trapped in the seemingly endless corridors of a mountaintop hotel with only a ghostly bartender to keep you sane.

Featuring artwork by Oliver Barrett, the 24″x36″ screenprint ode to Stanley Kubrick's 1980 horror classic is hand numbered, and limited to only 150 editions, so you better snap yours up quick.

In a year of pretty great horror movie needledrops, from Duran Duran to Blondie, Jane Schoenbrun's Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma‘s Counting Crows bloodbath has them all beat. That track, plus songs from various artists and select score cues by frequent Schoenbrun collaborator Alex G, are all available on Waxwork Records' new deluxe LP set.

Pressed to white vinyl with blood red splatter, the Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma vinyl OST features heavyweight jackets with matte UV coating and spot UV gloss varnish, printed inner sleeves,  a 12″x12″ insert, and design by Anna Chandler. Also available in CD and cassette format, for that extra retro twist.

Grab your Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma vinyl here.

Robert Eggers' Werwulf is still a good while out from its Christmas Day release, but best believe we're getting fitted already with Focus Features' first official merch line.

The suitably Gothic collection comes with tees and a hoodie, but it's the crewneck sweatshirt that's caught our eye, because if we know anything about an Eggers pic, we know we're gonna be feeling dark, damp, and chilly af in that theater.

Get yer Werwulf goods right here.