If The Tall Man kept a Christmas tree in a quiet corner of his mausoleum, he might have hung Sentinel Spheres on its branches (when he wasn't busy tormenting Mike, Jody, and Reggie), which is something that horror fans can do in future holiday seasons now that Mondo and Middle of Beyond's Phantasm ornament is available to pre-order (with an estimated January shipping date).
From Mondo: "We're feeling the holiday spirit here at Mondo, and to celebrate the season we've teamed up with our friends with Middle of Beyond to bring you ornaments inspired by two awesome properties: PHANTASM and Madballs!
We were crossing our fingers to receive the ornaments into our warehouse before the holidays, but it looks like they won't be getting to us until the end of December. We don't expect to ship out orders until January 2017...but we're holding out for a Christmas miracle. If we get them in earlier than expected, we'll do everything we can to ship them out!
Introduced in the 1979 horror classic PHANTASM, the Sentinel Sphere is the signature weapon of supernatural undertaker, The Tall Man. The flying silver orb is used to drill into the brain of his victims and drain their head-nog.
We teamed up with legendary filmmaker Don Coscarelli and our friends at Middle of Beyond to create the Sentinel Sphere replica ornament. It’s the perfect addition to your holiday horror decor!
Phantasm Sentinel Sphere Ornament. Mondo x Middle of Beyond. Expected to ship January 2017. $15
We're mad for Madballs, and in partnership with Middle of Beyond, we're bringing you something gross for the Christmas tree with new holiday ornaments! Each disgusting glass ornament is 3" around and ready to hang in your tree...and make your family gag!
Madballs Ornaments. Horn Head, Slobulus, Dust Brain, Skull Face. Mondo x Middle of Beyond. Approx. 3" around. Expected to ship January 2017. $10 each / $35 set"
Raised on a steady diet of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps books and Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Derek has been fascinated with fear since he first saw ForeverWare being used on an episode of Eerie, Indiana.
When he’s not writing about horror as the Senior News Reporter for Daily Dead, Derek can be found daydreaming about the Santa Carla Boardwalk from The Lost Boys or reading Stephen King and Brian Keene novels.
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