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HAMMER POSTER REPRINTS £19.99
If you’re looking for a centre-
piece for your Christopher Lee shrine – every home should have one – behold these beautiful, restored Hammer quad posters (including several by legendary Hammer artist Tom Chantrell). Each one has been scanned from an original, dig- itally repaired and litho printed on matte paper. Can we get a Hammer Hallelu- jah? Put Frankenstein in your foyer at
hammerfilms.com.
RM14
HELLBENT FOR COOKING $23.95
If you think all headbangers
dine on raw elk from Satan’s own infer- nal forests – well, you’re not wrong, but that’s only on special occasions. Hell- bent for Cooking, edited by “morbid chef” Annick Giroux, is a collection of recipes contributed by metal bands from around the world, from Anthrax to Zemial. The forsaken will feast at bazil-
lionpoints.com.
GRUESOME GIFT BASKETS $34.95–$80
Grim gastronomes rejoice: these
gift baskets feature a devilishly tasty se- lection of delights. There’s Death by Chocolate, a wickedly decadent selection of confectionary, packaged in a coffin- shaped box or the Gore-Met Feast, a spread of savouries that comes in a faux- rusty basket and wrapped in bloodstained gauze. Nothing says “Thanks for being such a good fiend” quite like these bun- dles of beastly eats. Kill your cravings at
gruesomeenterprises.ca.
MURDER INK NOTEPAD $7.99
The pen, they say, is mightier
than the sword – and it’s certainly less flashy if you’re in the office and trying to hide your homicidal mania with a ve- neer of normalcy. This killer set of sticky notes and accompanying blood- spattered pen will help you keep track of both the bodies and the supplies you need to dispose of ’em. Dash off a death note at
perpetualkid.com.
All prices USD unless otherwise indicated.
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