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Horror Movie Illustration

The life of Freddy Krueger and a walk down the scariest street in America, Elm Street.

Original artwork inspired by Friday the 13th. 18" x 24" giclee art print. Printed in the USA on thick luster paper using archival quality inks. Ships rolled in a sturdy cardboard tube ready for framing. About giclee prints Our giclee prints are: - Printed using a 12-color printing process - Handled only while wearing white cotton gloves (seriously!) - Allowed to cure for 24-48 hours before shipping - Guaranteed not to fade when properly cared for

This infographic reveals which horror movie villain racked up the most substantial kill count. (A hint: it’s not Freddy.)

The two biggest names in 80’s slasher flicks, Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street, and Jason Voorhees from Friday The 13th, are here together and ready to cut you to bloody meat ribbons! Get this for the horror movie fan in your life!

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Halloween - 1988

Fan art continues to drive our love of the Friday The 13th films, especially with the lack of new movie releases the past ten years. Fan ...

You can call me Diana Voorhees. Eternal resident of Camp Blood. My heart will forever be married to Jason. Devoted follower of the Friday the 13th films for many years. I'm in love with Jason, but I do like other horror too.

T-shirt parody design for Fright Rags.

Our weekly column features artwork from fans and pros alike. This week features interpretations of Boba Fett, Get Out, Moana, The Shadow and more!!

Artwork by Cory Holliday

If Nancy doesn't wake up screaming... For the most part, the movie posters of today pale in comparison to the awesome pieces of art that were whipped up fo