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Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Creepshow Diecast Car & Figure from Jada

Jada Toys is adding Creepshow to its Hollywood Rides line of 1/24 diecast model car and figure sets.

Priced at $26.90, the film’s Creep mascot is accompanied by a 1951 Mercury featuring deco inspired by the horror anthology.

Final Destination Shirt from Fright-Rags

In celebration of Final Destination: Bloodlines, Fright-Rags has released a Final Destination shirt designed by Kyle Crawford.

It’s available today only for the discounted price of $25.08 and will ship the week of June 13, after which leftovers will be available for $33.

The Monkey Print by Garofalo Designworks

Garofalo Designworks created a glow-in-the-dark poster for The Monkey.

The 24×9 four-color screen print is limited to 25 for $40.

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The long-overdue sequel to Ridley Scott’s historical drama film is still a few months away, but Gladiator 2 is already teasing its upcoming trailer. Starring Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, and Denzel Washington, the sequel is expected to rake in money and secure box office success.

Paul Mescal in Gladiator II / Paramount Pictures

The announcement of a new trailer was revealed through the film’s social media channels, and fans have expressed excitement for both the teaser video and the movie itself.

Pedro Pascal And Denzel Washington Reunite In Gladiator 2

Gladiator II prides itself on its ensemble cast, with Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, and Denzel Washington leading the franchise together with Connie Nielsen and Joseph Quinn, to name a few.

This is also a reunion for Pascal and Washington who previously collaborated in 2018’s The Equalizer 2. Director Ridley Scott teased Denzel’s character, Macrinus, via Vanity Fair:

Denzel is an...

In 1866, Gustave Courbet painted The Origin of the World, a portrait of a woman’s nude torso and exposed vagina that still possesses the capacity to shock the straitlaced. On one level, the painting proves pretty definitively that there’s a fine line between a timeless work of art and a beaver shot. On another, it provides a convenient precursor for the cinematic sensibility of Spanish maverick Jess Franco, who seemingly never met a pussy he didn’t want to zoom unabashedly in on. This holds especially true for Lorna the Exorcist, wherein the female genitalia play a significant thematic as well as aesthetic role.

For what it’s worth, the film bears only the slightest passing resemblance to the William Friedkin classic that it’s ostensibly ripping off. Both films focus on a character located on the cusp between childhood and womanhood (though here she’s a bit of...

Stars: Malisa Longo, Oliver Mathot, Patrizia Gori, Pamela Stanford, Claudine Beccarie, Erik Muller, Rudy Lenoir, Jean Le Boulbar, René Gaillard, Thierry Dufour| Written by Victor Hardia, Marius Lesoeur, Patrice Rhomm | Directed by Patrice Rhomm

As much as I adore exploitation cinema, I have to say that Nazisploitation is one of the least enjoyable branches in this crusty, inbred cinematic family tree. There are only a handful of titles I enjoy from the genre and yes, I think Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS is probably one of the most overrated pieces of exploitation cinema ever. I just find the genre to be lazy, repetitive and wide of the mark. Will Patrice Rhomm’s French offering – Elsa Fraulein SS – be one of the few exceptions? Unfortunately not.

So, the story is simple. Things aren’t going too well for the Third Reich. They’re getting a battering from Allied Forces causing...

What can I say about the cannibal subgenre that stormed Euro cinema during the 70′s and 80′s? I love ‘em. I love ‘em when they’re good. I love them when they are not so good. I love them when they are an excuse to put naked women on the screen and cover them in Crayola paint (or reasonable knock off). There are very few that I dislike and most of the ones I dislike came about toward the end of the late 80′s as knock-offs of the best knock-offs that the subgenre ever produced. I’m looking at you Green Inferno (not the soon to be released Eli Roth homage picture either). Today we’re here to discuss Cannibal Terror, a Euro-Cine picture distributed by Severin Films and full of exploitation gold. Hope you brought your appetites because 1980x is going to the jungle, hungry, horny and ready to...

For this, a very special Halloween edition of Video Home Invasion, we're going to take a look at Severin Films lovely collection of rare and unsettling cult horror films.  I love horror movies as much as the next guy, but many of these titles had me scratching my head.  The Sinful Dwarf, while not strictly horror, is certainly horrifying.  Crucible of Terror is a blip in horror history, but a landmark in the career of Mike Raven.  Then there are the lesser known works of Lucio Fulci, a personal favorite.  Many films that deserve to be viewed at least once, given perhaps more recognition and attention than they sometimes deserve by a company dedicated to bringing evil into your home.

Lucio Fulci is a master of horror who is, by far, best known for his sizable and reputable collection of zombie films.  However, he did make other films as well,...