The unfamous NES version of the Friday the 13th video game. It was made by LJN Toys, Ltd and released on 1989. Just like A Nightmare on Elm Street , it is a very bad game without respect for the licence. Known to have a bad gameplay and to be really boring, this Friday the 13th also involve living dead as ennemies. The game also used the (flying) h

This is a lifesize (1:1) replica of the titular creature from the William Caslte's The Tingler. The replica (approx. 22in long) comes pre-painted and fully assembled. Note this is not a toy despit its appearance, it is a quality collectible designed for display.

A small book on the subject of the Horror genre. It is more a book for all undergraduates starting on the subject, and the author address socio-political influences of the genre. Unfortunately the author's verbose use of language is hard to decipher... 144 pages, in english.

American VHS of the horror film The Beast Within, edited by Warner Home Video.

A Nightmare on Elm Street themed snow glod from NECA, made in 2002 with the Friday the 13th one.

This book approaches the subject of the Horror genre thematically, from gothic texts of the Romantic period to more recent popular novels and films. It includes chapters on horror, religion and identity. There are various theme, such as the Mad Science, the vampires and the undead, the madness and psycho-killers, the Satanism, the ghost-story, etc.

A promo alarm clock released in 1988 by Warner Bros. UK for A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors.

This is the japanese Laserdisc of the italian Dellamorte Dellamore, a piece of art from Michele Soavi. It contains the film in the Letterboxed format and the language is on the original version only (english) but with japanese subtitles.

The Freddy Krueger Bobblehead from the NECA Head Knockers 2002 series.

A book that chronicles 80 British horror films wich collectively made a lasting impression on the psyche of a nation, taking a wry and often irreverent look at their triumphs and failings, their cast and crew, their continuity blunders and their impact on the genre as a whole. Includes entries : The Curse of Frankenstein, The Mummy, Village of the