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Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!
NECA has revealed a Predator 2 action figure recreating the 1990 film’s poster.
The 7″ scale City Hunter Predator toy comes with interchangeable hands, extended combistick, skull with spine, and a skyscraper gargoyle display base that can be wall mounted.
Priced at $49.99, hunting season opens in the fourth quarter of 2026.
V/H/S/Halloween Blu-ray from Shudder
V/H/S/Halloween will be released on Blu-ray on April 7 via Shudder.
It features six segments: “Diet Phantasma” by Bryan M. Ferguson (Pumpkin Guts), “Fun Size” by Casper Kelly (Too Many Cooks), “Home Haunt” by Micheline Pitt-Norman & R.H. Norman (Grummy), “Kidprint” by Alex Ross Perry (Her Smell), “Ut Supra Sic Infra” by Paco Plaza (REC), and “Coochie Coochie Coo” by Anna Zlokovic (Appendage).
Special features:
- Filmmaker Commentaries
- “Diet Phantasma” Behind the Scenes
- “Coochie Coochie Coo” Behind the Scenes
- “Kidprint” Deleted Scene
- “Diet Phantasma” Uninterrupted Cut
- “Diet Phantasma” Commercial
- “Diet Phantasma” Gallery
In the eighth installment in the found footage horror anthology series, a collection of Halloween-themed videotapes unleashes a series of twisted, blood-soaked tales, turning trick-or-treat into a struggle for survival.
Salem’s Lot Vinyl from Waxwork Records
The Salem’s Lot (1979) soundtrack is available on vinyl for $42 via Waxwork Records. It’s due out in April.
Composed by Harry Sukman (Someone’s Watching Me, “Bonanza”), the complete, 84-cue score has been newly remastered.
The 2xLP album is pressed on 180-gram “Vampire Blue” colored vinyl. It’s housed in a heavyweight gatefold jacket with matte satin coating and a die-cut back cover featuring art by Ruiz Burgos.
Frankenhooker 4K UHD from Synapse Films
Frankenhooker will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on April 7 exclusively from Synapse Films. Limited to 5,000, it costs $49.95.
The 1990 horror comedy is directed has been newly restored in 4K from the uncut original 35mm vault materials with Dolby Vision and a newly remastered 5.1 surround sound mix. The original 2.0 audio mix also included.
Special features:
- New 4K Dolby Vision 2160p master from Uncut Original 35mm Vault Materials
- Audio commentary by Director Frank Henenlotter and Make-Up Effects Designer Gabe Bartalos
- A Salad That Was Once Named Elizabeth – Patty Mullen Featurette
- A Stitch in Time: The Make-Up Effects of Frankenhooker – Gabe Bartalos Featurette
- Turning Tricks: Jennifer Delora Remembers Frankenhooker
- Jennifer Delora’s Frankenhooker Photo Scrapbook
- Theatrical trailer
- Side-loading chipboard slipcase with artwork from Sean Longmore and Joel Robinson
- Reversible case artwork
When Jeffrey Franken’s fiancée is chopped to pieces by the blades of a remote-controlled lawnmower, he uses his dubious medical knowledge to try to bring her back to life. Using his home-made explosive “super crack” to entice beautiful New York City prostitutes, Jeffrey resurrects his beloved Elizabeth using their assorted body parts. Unfortunately for him, Elizabeth’s brain is scrambled and she runs amok on 42nd Street, turning tricks and bringing high-voltage death to her customers.
Frank Henenlotter (Basket Case, Brain Damage) directs from a script he co-wrote with Robert Martin (Basket Case 3). James Lorinz and Patty Mullen star.
This City is Going to Hell: The Making of Maniac Cop by Paul Downey
This City is Going to Hell: The Making of Maniac Cop has been published in hardcover, paperback, and e-book by Harker Press.
Written by Paul Downey, the 261-page book delves into the making and legacy of the Maniac Cop franchise — including the long-delayed remake — with firsthand accounts, never-before-seen photos, and untold stories.
It features exclusive interviews with 17 cast and crew members, including director William Lustig, actor Bruce Campbell, producer Lenny Shapiro, composer Jay Chattaway, and stunt coordinator Spiro Razatos.
Over the Garden Wall Blu-ray from Cartoon Network
Over the Garden Wall will be released on Blu-ray on April 7 via Cartoon Network.
Created by Patrick McHale (“Adventure Time,” Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio), the 10-part animated miniseries aired in 2014.
Special features:
- Audio Commentaries
- Composer’s Cuts
- Behind Over the Garden Wall
- Original Pilot: “Tome of the Unknown”
- Alternate Title Cards
- Deleted Animatics
Cartoon Network’s first animated miniseries event tells the story of two brothers, Wirt and Greg, who find themselves lost in a strange forest. With the help of a bluebird named Beatrice, they must travel across this strange land in hope of finding their way home.
Elijah Wood, Collin Dean, and Melanie Lynskey lead the voice cast, which also includes Christopher Lloyd, Jack Jones, Samuel Ramey, John Cleese, Chris Isaak, Thomas Lennon, and Tim Curry.
Eternal Playlist Urn from Liquid Death
Listen to your favorite music for all of eternity with Liquid Death and Spotify’s Eternal Playlist Urn.
Limited to 150, the world’s first music-streaming urn costs $495.
The 11.4″ vessel has a wireless Bluetooth speaker embedded in the lid and comes with a USB-C charging cable. You can create your Eternal Playlist on Spotify.
The A24 New Wave by Aaron West
The A24 New Wave, the first of two volumes in which writer Aaron West examines the history of the influential studio, will be published on May 12 via CineJourneys Press.
Covering A24’s formative years from 2011 to 2018, the book traces the company’s rise against the industry status quo and explores the directors, films and techniques that established its identity. Film critic Adrian Martin provides a foreword.
From Spring Breakers and Under the Skin to Lady Bird and Hereditary, The A24 New Wave includes in-depth, comprehensively researched stories about filmmakers Barry Jenkins, Robert Eggers, Greta Gerwig, Sean Baker, Ari Aster, and many more.
Blending close analysis with broader cultural context, West connects A24’s trajectory to classic directors and film movements through historical interludes, showing how a new generation of auteurs helped blur the line between independent and mainstream cinema.
The second volume, The A24 New Normal, is slated for Spring 2027.
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