Last Thanksgiving, Creepy Co. turned heads in Haddonfield and beyond with their Halloween collector's enamel pin set, and this autumn they're once again paying tribute to John Carpenter's classic horror film with two new enamel pins and an eye-popping shirt design featuring the boogeyman with his butcher blade.
In addition to the new pins and apparel featured below, Creepy Co. has restocked previous Halloween pin releases for fans to enjoy. Read on to learn more and be sure to visit Creepy Co.'s official website for additional details.
From Creepy Co.: "We all know why you lock your doors every night or why you never wander through your halls with the lights off. It's because the boogeyman has come home. Celebrate the king of slasher movies with 2 NEW enamel pins, RESTOCKS of previous pins, and new apparel including a unisex, ladies and RINGER cut!"
Halloween Bob the Ghost Enamel Pin: "Creepy Co.™ is proud to bring you this officially licensed Halloween® enamel pin of Bob under a sheet! And when we say Bob we definitely mean Bob and not Michael Myers pretending to be Bob. Again, just to be clear, this is of Bob and not a murderer named Michael about to kill someone who thinks it's Bob.
- 2" tall
- 2 clutch posts with rubber clutches
- hard enamel
- Halloween® and Creepy Co.® back stamping
- $11.99"
Halloween Poster Enamel Pin: "Tonight he comes home...
Carry one of the most iconic images in the genre's history on your lapel or jacket and celebrate Halloween all year round! With its shine shifting enamel and vibrant colors, this treasure will be a welcomed addition to your collection.
- 2" tall
- 2 clutch posts with rubber clutches
- hard enamel
- Halloween® and Creepy Co.® back stamping
- $11.99"
Michael Myers Icon Shirt: "Creepy Co.™ is proud to bring you this iconic and officially licensed Michael Myers® tee! Represent the master of the slasher genre with this sharp, vibrant ringer shirt with a Myers-inspired color and accent bands. Get yours today and celebrate Halloween year-round.
$26.99"
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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