Texas Frightmare Weekend kicks off tonight in Dallas, and in addition to the Day of the Dead photo op (taking place on Saturday) with legendary director George A. Romero and actor Howard Sherman (who played the beloved zombie Bub), attendees can also enjoy a batch of new eye-popping prints from Mondo celebrating iconic horror movies, including Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Jaws, as well as special releases of vinyl soundtracks and pins.
From Mondo: "We're heading back to Dallas this weekend for one of our favorite conventions, Texas Frightmare! We're at an end-cap this year (Tables 171 - 173) and have a killer line-up of releases for you guys including posters, vinyl & pins.
Scream by Gary Pullin (only available if prints remain from Thursday night's 20th anniversary Scream screening)
24" x 18" Screen Print, Edition of 225
$40The Conjuring by Randy Ortiz
24" x 36" Screen Print, Edition of 225
$45Nightmare on Elm Street by Mike Saputo
36" x 24" Screen Print, Edition of 225
$45Nightmare on Elm Street (Variant) by Mike Saputo
36" x 24" Screen Print, Edition of 125
$65White Zombie by Elvisdead
36" x 24" Screen Print, Edition of 150
$40Jaws by Matt Ryan Tobin
36" x 24" Screen Print, Edition of 275
$45Jaws (Variant) by Matt Ryan Tobin
36" x 24" Screen Print, Edition of 125
$65The Monster Squad (Wolfman) 7-Inch Single
Music by Michael Sembello / The Monster Squad
Artwork by Gary Pullin
Pressed on Bronze Vinyl with Brown Splatter
$15This is 1 of 4 MONSTER SQUAD 7-Inch variants. Find out info on the other versions here.
Lost Empire - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP
Music by Alan Howarth
Artwork by Rockin' Jelly Bean
Pressed on 180 Gram Translucent Gold Vinyl (Limited to 500 Copies)
$25Tongue Phone Enamel Pin
1.5 " (Double Post) Soft Enamel Pin on Black Dyed Metal
Designed by Oliver Barrett
$10Freddy Krueger "Slay-Ban" Enamel Pin
1.25 " Soft Enamel Pin on Black Dyed Metal
Designed by Oliver Barrett
$10"
Texas Frightmare Weekend begins tonight and runs through Sunday, May 1st. To learn more, visit:
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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