Whether you’re into creepy toys, chilling attire, eerie artwork, haunting vinyl records, or more, we’ve got you covered. Here are this week’s standout horror collectibles:

1. Halloween Print by Jason Edmiston
   • Celebrate 45 Years of Terror with a 36×24 Halloween screen print by Jason Edmiston. This limited-time edition is available online for $75 until October 2, 12 pm EST.
2. No One Will Save You Vinyl Soundtrack from Waxwork Records
   • The haunting soundtrack of Brian Duffield’s No One Will Save You, praised by luminaries like Stephen King and Guillermo del Toro, is now on vinyl courtesy of Waxwork Records. This 180-gram vinyl is colored “Invasion” (midnight blue and white swirl) and comes in a gatefold jacket with matte satin coating and a 12×12 insert. Shipping is expected in January, and it’s priced at $28.
3. Doctor Butcher M.D. 4K Ultra HD from Severin Films
   • Doctor Butcher M.D. (Zombie Holocaust) hits 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on November 28 from Severin Films. Both the original 1980 Italian cut and the 1982 US re-edit have been scanned in 4K from original vault elements with Dolby Vision/HDR. The four-disc set features special features, including interviews and location tours.
4. The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror Toys from Super7
   • Super7’s new wave of The Simpsons ReAction Figures pays homage to Treehouse of Horror. These 3.75″ retro-style toys are priced at $20 each and include Toupee Homer, Witch Marge, Nightmare Willie, and Hugo Simpson.
5. April Fool’s Day Soundtrack from Varèse Sarabande
   • Charles Bernstein, known for composing A Nightmare on Elm Street and Cujo, presents April Fool’s Day’s original motion picture soundtrack on vinyl for $33. This 2xLP deluxe edition includes the orchestral score and synthesized version of the soundtrack, along with five unreleased bonus tracks. Available in “Killer Crimson” colored vinyl, limited to 500.

Bonus: Relic VHS from Witter Entertainment

• Broke Horror Fan offers Relic on VHS, featuring slipcase packaging and exclusive introductions by director/co-writer Natalie Erika James, co-writer Christian White, and cinematographer Charlie Sarroff. Limited to 100 copies, this VHS is officially licensed from Shout Factory and approved by James.

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