Celebrate Valentine's Day with THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, BELA LUGOSI, & GOOSEBUMPS

Celebrate Valentine's Day with The Silence of the Lambs & Bela LugosiNew apparel on sale now at Fright-Rags.comGoosebumps collection coming February 28

Pair your Valentine's Day dinner with some fava beans and a nice Chianti! Jonathan Demme's The Silence of the Lambs was released on February 14, 1991, and Fright-Rags continues the Valentine tradition with a new line of apparel from the Oscar-winning film that introduced Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter.

The Silence of the Lambs collection includes four shirts, ranging from newly-commissioned artwork to production stills, including a glow-in-the-dark design. Put the lotion in the basket with a pair of crew socks and an enamel pin of the "death's-head" moth that has become synonymous with the film.

Despite being portrayed by countless talented actors, no one embodies the character of Dracula more than Bela Lugosi. Fright-Rags has teamed with the Lugosi estate to release two shirts and a pair of socks featuring the classic horror icon in his signature Dracula costume.

Later this month, Fright-Rags will expand its Goosebumps collection. The additions will include shirts for two of R.L. Stine’s bestselling Goosebumps books - Say Cheese and Die and One Day at Horrorland - along with a pair of socks featuring the Goosebumps logo.

The Silence of the Lambs and Bela Lugosi collections are on sale now at Fright-Rags.com. The Goosebumps collection will be released on February 28 at 10am EST.

Fright-Rags is also re-printing several popular shirts on February 21, including designs from Halloween, The Thing, Dawn of the Dead, The Evil Dead, Creepshow, and more.

Women in Horror Month Kicks Off with DEAD HOOKER IN A TRUNK Apparel

Women in Horror Month kicks off with Dead Hooker in a Trunk apparel

New Texas Chainsaw Massacre merchandise also available from Terror-Threads.com

Terror Threads kicks off Women in Horror Month with a line of merchandise for the Soska Sisters' debut film, Dead Hooker in a Trunk. Sam Coyne has created a new design for the indie exploitation flick, which comes on T-shirts, baseball tees, tank tops, and glitter-accented enamel pins.

At the request of the Soskas, Terror Threads has also made baseball tees featuring the Dead Hooker in a Trunk logo, just like the ones that were created to promote the film upon its original release in 2009.

The limited edition pins are a pre-order item and will ship later this month, while everything else in stock now. As evidenced by the company's previous Soska Sisters collection, this merchandise is likely to sell out!

Terror Threads expands its line of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre apparel with three new designs. One features Sam Coyne's illustration of iconic imagery and characters, and the other two utilize stills from Tobe Hooper's 1974 classic. They're all available on T-shirts, baseball tees, and tank tops, with select designs on hoodies.

Dead Hooker in a Trunk and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre apparel are on sale now at TerrorThreads.com.

New Horror Apparel Company, VIOLENT ABDUCTION, Launches Halloween 2017!

The horror apparel market has been booming lately and over the last couple years has been doing a great job of catering to fans of classic horror films, such as Halloween, Friday the 13^th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Killer Klowns just to name a few. We have even covered many of them right on this blog. The fans of 80s slasher and gore flicks are definitely covered (no pun intended) when it comes to horror apparel. However, a new company called Violent Abduction, sees a grossly under represented sector of the horror market; Vintage Horror.

"Violent Abduction are extremely excited to reveal a nail-biting new collection of apparel and goods that represents a wide swatch of vintage horror, launching Halloween 2017. VA have created a vividly obtuse and obscure series of limited edition t-shirts and goods based on iconic horror tropes such as Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, The Creature, Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, obscure cult films and hit classics, such as Carrie, Psycho, Black Sunday and more. All vintage films before 1980.”

“This isn’t new territory for horror apparel,” says creative director and company founder Brandon Harrod. “But we wanted our first ever dive into this market to be iconic, well designed, quality, vintage and affordable, and they don’t come much more iconic than Universal Monsters, Hammer Films, Karloff, Vincent Price and cult classics.” With a recent resurgence in popularity of well-designed horror apparel, Violent Abduction felt that the timing is perfect for a company of this type and are excited about introducing a whole new generation of fans to the vintage horror.

Violent Abduction Clothing is one of Chicago, IL’s newest clothing labels, with around 100 designs for t-shirts and accessories available by Halloween 2017 for thousands of customers and fans worldwide. Inspired by the true classics and focused on the cult in pop-culture, Violent Abduction has a timeless affinity with vintage horror movies and punk rock music and is hoping to be worn by artists, musicians, businessmen, nerds, jocks and anyone who loves great, classic horror."

For more information on Violent Abduction Clothing, visit: https://www.teepublic.com/user/violentabduction