Survive the Holidays with KRAMPUS & CREEPSHOW Apparel from Fright-Rags
With Halloween behind us, the holidays are right around the corner. You better watch out, because Fright-Rags is coming to town with Krampus and Creepshow merchandise.
With Halloween behind us, the holidays are right around the corner. You better watch out, because Fright-Rags is coming to town with Krampus and Creepshow merchandise.
The evil returns with new horror movie merchandise from Fright-Rags. The company’s latest threads come from 3 from Hell, Creepshow, and Haunt.
Shudder recently announced their September line up and among the titles listed were two films from indie genre distributor Terror Films. The two films included: the highly anticipated Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire, plus a fan and critic favorite that seemed to have all but disappeared from digital platforms – Adam Robitel’s award-winning feature debut, The Taking of Deborah Logan. The Taking of Deborah Logan will be released on Shudder beginning September 30, 2019. The official release date for the wider platform release is expected to be announced soon.
Pack your bags for another terrifying stay at the infernal Abaddon Hotel. Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire, the third installment in the hit found-footage horror franchise, has started production and will premiere exclusively on the streaming video service Shudder later this year.
Fright-Rags wants to believe. The horror apparel company has launched a collection of The X-Files tees that are out of this world, along with new merchandise celebrating The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.
The highly anticipated sequel to Hell House LLC, entitled Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel, was initially released September 20th 2018 on the genre streaming site Shudder. After a three-month exclusive window on this platform, Terror Films will make this exciting haunter on several more digital services.
Beware the moon as Fright-Rags unleashes its An American Werewolf in London and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre apparel?
Fright-Rags also commemorates seminal horror host Joe Bob Briggs long-awaited return with a t-shirt design for The Last Drive-In, a 24-hour horror movie marathon streaming on Shudder.