New MY BLOODY VALENTINE (1981) Art Print from “Ghoulish” Gary Pullin Features the Film’s Fun Facts

With a creepy coal mine and a sadistic killer dwelling within its town limits, Valentine Bluffs is quite a dangerous place to live in George Mihalka's 1981 slasher film, My Bloody Valentine. To celebrate the film and the holiday it takes place on, renowned artist "Ghoulish"Gary Pullin has created a new art print that features fun facts about the film and highlights all the ways living in Valentine Bluffs can be hazardous to your health.

The new My Bloody Valentine art print (see below) will be released on February 14th at the Hammered Hearts Anti-Valentine Party at Club Absinthe in Hamilton, Ontario, where director Mihalka himself will be on hand to autograph the festive print.

If you can't make it to Club Absinthe on Valentine's Day, don't sweat it, because Pullin will also release the print on his website on Cupid's big day. Below, we have official details and a look at the new artwork, which is limited to 100 and priced at $40.00 apiece.

"Harry Warden is out to steel your heart!

Introducing Ghoulish Gary Pullin's new My Bloody Valentine screen print approved by director George Mihalka, himself!

Taking inspiration from workplace safety forms and the dangerous film locations of the mines in Cape Breton, the print features facts and trivia that has kept George Mihalka’s 1981 slasher My Bloody Valentine in the hearts of film fans for decades. The poster drops at Hammered Hearts: An Anti-Valentines Day Party in Hamilton, Ontario (https://www.facebook.com/events/1039555022817881??ti=ia) and fans can get it signed by Mihalka at the party. The poster will be available online at www.ghoulishgary.com Tuesday, February 14th at a random time.

My Bloody Valentine
18 x 24” screenprint
Features metallic inks
Signed edition of 100
$40
Printed by D&L Printing"