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Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Creepshow Diecast Car & Figure from Jada

Jada Toys is adding Creepshow to its Hollywood Rides line of 1/24 diecast model car and figure sets.

Priced at $26.90, the film’s Creep mascot is accompanied by a 1951 Mercury featuring deco inspired by the horror anthology.

Final Destination Shirt from Fright-Rags

In celebration of Final Destination: Bloodlines, Fright-Rags has released a Final Destination shirt designed by Kyle Crawford.

It’s available today only for the discounted price of $25.08 and will ship the week of June 13, after which leftovers will be available for $33.

The Monkey Print by Garofalo Designworks

Garofalo Designworks created a glow-in-the-dark poster for The Monkey.

The 24×9 four-color screen print is limited to 25 for $40.

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Sister love!

Gigi Hadid paid tribute to her “angelic” and “cool Af” younger sister Bella, as Bella celebrated her 21st birthday on Monday.

“There are no words for how much I love you,” Gigi, 22, captioned a cute photo showing her bottle-feeding Bella when the pair was young. “You know I've been trying to protect u from the world since day one, and 21 years later u comfort and inspire me more than you'll ever know.”

“You have always marched to your own drum, and you make me so, so proud,” Gigi continued, referring to her little sis as “Bella Kai Kai” and “Sissypop.” “You are loving, kind, driven, perseverant, and forever cool af.

Win a copy of one of Jess Franco’s greatest psycho thrillers on DVD. Cult movie emporium/distributor/studio Full Moon announced last year that they had licensed a pack of maverick exploitation filmmaker Jess Franco’s best work, films produced by noted Swiss mogul Erwin C. Dietrich. The company related their plans to release a new title every…

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What can I say about the cannibal subgenre that stormed Euro cinema during the 70′s and 80′s? I love ‘em. I love ‘em when they’re good. I love them when they are not so good. I love them when they are an excuse to put naked women on the screen and cover them in Crayola paint (or reasonable knock off). There are very few that I dislike and most of the ones I dislike came about toward the end of the late 80′s as knock-offs of the best knock-offs that the subgenre ever produced. I’m looking at you Green Inferno (not the soon to be released Eli Roth homage picture either). Today we’re here to discuss Cannibal Terror, a Euro-Cine picture distributed by Severin Films and full of exploitation gold. Hope you brought your appetites because 1980x is going to the jungle, hungry, horny and ready to...