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RELEASE PERIOD : SEPTEMBER 2020
| The Horrorible Kids Series 5 set was released during the autumn of 2020, on September 7th; initial pre-orders ran from June 1st—June 30th. The entire set was created by artist Mark Pingitore who sketched and painted all 45 characters to create a ninety, twin-card parody release poking fun at the horror film genre. The creative title is a play on both of the words 'horror' and 'horrible'. The first print run box variants, containing one asterisk on card—* © 2020 MARK PINGITORE - MAGIC MARKER ART, LLC—was posted to the Magic Marker Art website for $80, for the regular edition with a foil prism card per pack + a plate per box, and $125, for the über edition with two foil cards per pack + a plate and sketch card per box. The 'PEEL HERE' stickers and display box have an ingenious tombstone-esque die cut which is a nice reminder of early GPK releases with special die-cut stickers. Unlike earlier MMA releases, miscellaneous product was released much earlier, during the summer, including two different binders on July 14th, two different enamel pins on August 18th, and even a jigsaw puzzle in March. Various other items were available after the main release, including backside printing plates, uncut foil sheet sets ($15ea), random sketch card overstock ($50ea), and nine different skateboard decks ($60ea). ~ |
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 FYI, the FBI defines the term 'mass murder' as murdering four or more people during a massacre with no "cooling-off period" between the multitude of murders. ~ |
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+ 91a CHAINED
KANE ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme; chain+ed; named after Jason (7, 8, 9, X) actor Kane Hodder. ~ Horror film character: Jason Voorhees played by actor C.J. Graham & Kane Hodder. def'n: Chain — To be fastened or confined with a chain; a connected series of metal links. | |
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C.J.
DECAY ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme; named after Jason (6) actor C.J. Graham. ~ Horror film parody: Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives ('86) & VII: The New Blood ('88). def'n: Decay — Pertaining to organic matter; the process of rotting or decomposition. The break down of matter by undergoing destructive dissolution. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The buoyant body, with the ability to still stay afloat once freed, remains cheerful and optimistic of his predicament and his so-called early demise. The severely rotted corpse, waterlogged and almost weightless, is surrounded by uplifting flaking flesh and fouled fish. The character is sporting some well worn, red-striped CPK shoes. ~ The iconic killer character, sometimes lake-goer and non-landlubber, is found on all of the standard packaging for the release (box, wrapper, poster, vinyl sticker), as a 9-piece puzzle within the set, and elsewhere as an enamel pin, skateboard deck, promo card, and a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle. |
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+ 92a WACKO JOAQUIN ~ Nomenclature = 'Wacko Jacko'; 'Jacko' is a nickname of the forename 'Jack'. ~ Horror film character: (The) Joker played by actor Joaquin Phoenix. def'n: Wacko — informal. To be mad; insane. A crazy person. |  | |
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AMUSING
ARTHUR ~ Nomenclature = Named after the failed comedian movie character, Arthur Fleck. ~ 'Horror' film parody: Joker (2019). def'n: Amusing — To cause laughter and to provide entertainment. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ As depicted in the movie, the prankster and jokester can be seen dressed to the nines in his clown-like and colourful attire. The now iconic 'tears of a clown' image of the comedian's running makeup and deranged smile framed by his bright green hair is now complete with orange-striped CPK shoes, and accompanied by a burning fag/cigarette and a non-squirt gun firearm. ~ The criminal mastermind character can be found within the set as a 9-piece puzzle, and located elsewhere as a skateboard deck and as an exclusive convention promo card. |
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HAT BAXTER ~ Nomenclature = Hatbox. ~ Horror attraction character: (The) Hatbox Ghost played by an animatronic character. def'n: Hatbox — A cylindrical shaped box used to protect a hat during transport or storage. | |
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HAUNTED MASON ~ Nomenclature = Haunted mansion. ~ 'Horror' attraction: The Haunted Mansion (1969, 2015 to present) & The Haunted Mansion movie (2003). A new movie is currently in development by Disney (2020). def'n: Haunted — A place that is inhabited or frequented by a ghost or spirits. def'n: Mansion — A very large dwelling residence; a manor house. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The ghostly character can be seen as described by Wiki as: "an elderly male ghost in a cloak and top hat, leaning on a cane with a wavering hand and clutching a hatbox in the other (DoomBuggies)." The attraction illusion was for its head to vanish and reappear within the hatbox, which didn't quite work in 1969. NOTE: sporting light blue-stripted CPK shoes. ~ The spooky specter character can be found within the set as a 9-piece puzzle and elsewhere printed on a skateboard deck. |
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| 94a SEE
LESS SEYMOUR ~ Nomenclature = A play on words; see less vs. 'see more'. ~ Horror film character: The killer plant, plus Seymour Krelborn played by actor Rick Moranis. def'n: Less — (To see) a smaller amount; not as much. def'n: More — (To see) a larger amount; a greater degree. |  | |
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LITTLE SHEP
OF HORRORS ~ Nomenclature = Little SHOP of horrors. ~ Horror film parody: Little Shop of Horrors (1986). def'n: Shop — A small store selling a specific or specialized item or product. | ||
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TRUTH: ~ The carnivorous, man-eating plant is seen securely gripping the victim's head between its sharp chompers. In the musical and movie, Seymour, a nerd florist who loves strange and interesting plants, works in a small flower shop with his colleague, Audrey, with whom he has a crush on. What's barely seen of the character is just the top portion of his body, all scrunched into the mouth cavity of the bloodthirsty, Venus flytrap-like plant. Blood is like Miracle-Gro for the plant, which has been lovingly christened "Audrey II" by its owner. |
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CLARK
UNSTABLE ~ Nomenclature = Clock unstable; unsynchronized; unhinged. ~ Horror film character: Alex DeLarge played by actor Malcolm McDowell. def'n: Clock — A mechanical device used for measuring time. def'n: Unstable — To be prone to psychiatric problems and/or sudden changes in behaviour. | |
| 95b SINGIN'
RAINN ~ Nomenclature = "Singing in the Rain"; a song sung by the character during a crime. ~ 'Horror' film parody: A Clockwork Orange (1971). def'n: Sing — To make musical sounds with the vocal cords, usually with a set tune. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The bizarrely stylish thug can be seen wearing a mask on his mug, a black derby hat, a white dress shirt (with the infamous eyeball cufflinks), white dress pants, a white supporter (innerwear as outerwear), black boots, and a straight walking cane. The movie is labeled as a dystopian crime film, but definitely has some horrorific moments throughout. "As queer as a clockwork orange" is British slang implying extreme strangeness and/or madness. ~ The antisocial delinquent, ableit, charismatic character, can also be found printed on a skateboard deck for the release. |
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| 96a NEWT
NIGHTMARE ~ Nomenclature = New nightmare. ~ Horror film character: Freddy Krueger played by actor Robert Englund. def'n: New — Not existing in the past; something newly introduced. def'n: Nightmare — A dream that is frightening or unpleasant; a night terror. |  | |
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CRAVIN' WES ~ Nomenclature = Wes Craven (director). ~ Horror film parody: Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994); aka "A Nightmare on Elm Street 7: New Nightmare", or simply as "New Nightmare". def'n: Crave — To feel a powerful desire for something; to beg for something. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The stuff nightmares are made of... Frederick Charles Krueger (aka The Springwood Slasher), the dream demon and mass murderer can be seen with his burned, disfigured face, his iconic dirty red-and-green-striped sweater, a fedora hat, and his trademark metal-clawed, brown leather glove. However, for New Nightmare, his fedora hat is green, matching a turtleneck version of his trademark sweater, and he's sporting tight leather pants, knee-high boots, a black trenchcoat, and a fifth claw on his glove that exposes more organic material with fewer burns. ~ The meta-cinema slasher film character can be found within the set as a 9-piece puzzle. |
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I NOAH
WHAT YOU DID ~ Nomenclature = I know what you did... ~ Horror film character: The Fisherman. def'n: Know — To be aware of through observation, inquiry, and/or information. | |
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GORE TONE ~ Nomenclature = Gore+y tone; Gore-Tex brand of waterproof boots and jackets. ~ Horror film parody: I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997). def'n: Gore — Blood that has been spilt/shed, esp. as a result of violence; gorefest. def'n: Tone — A general character and/or feel of a place, movie, etc. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The Fisherman character can be seen peeking out of his seaman's rainjacket and hood/hat, sporting a pair of pink rainboots, and clutching his trusty meat hook; his killer weapon of choice. I particularly like how the strap and snaps of the raincoat gives the character a frowny-yet-stern, curmudgeony and irritated look around the mouth area of the painting. ~ He Who Shall Not Be Named—as to prevent any movie spoilers—is the main antagonist in the "I Know What Youd Did Last Summer" trilogy. |
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ANNIE ~ Nomenclature = Character descriptive word. ~ Horror film character: Annie Wilkes played by actor Kathy Bates. def'n: Agile — To be able to move quickly, speedily, and easily. |  | |
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HOBBLE LYNN ~ Nomenclature = Hobbling; hobble+ing. ~ Horror film parody: Misery (1990) def'n: Hobble — To tie/strap together the legs of an animal/person to prevent from straying. def'n: Hobble — To walk in an awkward way, typically due to pain from an injury or wound. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The psychological thriller, based off of a Stephen King's novel, centers around a ever-so-slightly, over-obsessive fan who holds an author captive and forces him to write another story. As in the movie, the antagonist is seen wielding a sledgehammer that's used on the protagonist to prevent him from escaping. [SPOILER] The painting somewhat depicts the infamous 'hobbling' scene within the film, where the character places a board between the restrained legs of the author and uses the sledgehammer to break both of his ankles to prevent him from leaving. The character is sporting red-striped CPK shoes to match the pooling blood. |
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CRITTER CRAIG ~ Nomenclature = Character descriptive word. ~ Horror film character: A critter. def'n: Critter — informal. A living creature; an animal (or little 'monster'). | |
| 99b CULT
COLT ~ Nomenclature = Similar-sounding word. ~ Horror film parody: Critters (1986). def'n: Cult — A veneration and devotion directed towards a particular entity or object. | ||
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TRUTH: ~ The singular critter-like, furry alien can be seen in a stoic stance that pays homage to the original theatrical release poster for the movie, sans field and farm backdrop with descending asteroids in the night sky. The tribute character has eerie red eyes, a bloodthirsty look and grin, with yellow sharp teeth. ~ The 'cult' description is based around the small group of aliens having practices regarded by others as being strange or sinister. |
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TORY ~ Nomenclature = Scary story. ~ Horror film character: Pipe clown. def'n: Scary — informal. To be frightening; causing fear. def'n: Story — An account of events, real or imaginary, re-told for entertainment. |  | |
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SKULL LAST TUCK ~ Nomenclature = Scholastic (book publisher). ~ Horror film parody: Book series + Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) movie. def'n: Skull — A framework of bone encasing the brain; the skeleton of the head of an animal. def'n: Scholastic — Concerning schools and education. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The pipe clown image pays wonderful tribute to one of the so-called 'disturbing illustrations' found on the "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" first book cover, painted by artist Stephen Gammel, from the Alvin Schwartz book series. The other two titles are 'More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" and "Scary Stories 3: More Tales to Chill Your Bones". A few of the stories were adapted to film by Guillermo del Toro and company ~ The pipeweed smoking, clowning around character can also be found printed on a skateboard deck for the release. |
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ORPHANED ANNIE ~ Nomenclature = Parody of the "Little Orphan Annie" comic strip character (1924). ~ Horror film parody: Orphan (2009). def'n: Orphan — A child whose parental figures are deceased. | |
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EVIL ESTHER ~ Nomenclature = Character descriptive word. ~ Horror film character: Esther; a 9-year-old Russian orphan girl. def'n: Evil — Something or someone that is profoundly immoral and wicked. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The theatrical release poster stated "There's Something Wrong With Esther". The character can be seen with her severely parted hair and pigtails with black ribbons, but she is dressed in a parody of the "Little Orphan Annie" comic strip character, made popular with the 1982 movie "Annie", wearing her red dress and holding her decapitated head with its signature locks of orange hair. Both characters having been adopted from an orphanage, a residential institution for the well being and education of children without biological parents. The character is also seen gripping a butcher's knife coated with blood. |
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LESION OF ZELDA ~ Nomenclature = The Legend of Zelda; game title reference. ~ Horror film character: Zelda. def'n: Lesion — A region in an organ or tissue which has suffered damage through injury or disease, such as a wound, ulcer, abscess, or tumor. |  | |
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BETTE
RIDDEN ~ Nomenclature = Bedridden. ~ Horror film parody: Pet Sematary (1989). def'n: Bedridden — To be confined to a bed by being sick and feeble, or from old age. | ||
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SEAN
FAUN ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ Horror film character: (the) Faun. def'n: Faun — Roman mythology. One of a class of lustful gods, usually represented as a man with a goat's horns, ears, legs, and tail. A half human-half goat bipedal creature. | |
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FAIRY TAYLOR ~ Nomenclature = Fairy tale. ~ Horror film parody: Pan's Labyrinth (2006). def'n: Fairty tale — A children's story about magical and imaginary beings and fantasy lands. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The exquisite Guillermo del Toro character, simply named Faun, can be seen as an ancient half human-half goat relic creature with horns, orange hair, and skin with symbolic engravings; sporting his over-the-shoulder brown pouch and a white diaper. The leather pouch holds such trinkets as mandrake root, a dagger, and captured fairies. Actor Doug Jones played both the Faun and the Pale Man characters for the movie; the Faun's voice was dubbed by Pablo Adán, who also narrated the movie. Del Toro altered the creature, usually fraught with beauty in stories, to be goat-faced and made up almost entirely of earth, moss, vines, and tree bark. |
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TOM TONGUE ~ Nomenclature = Semi-rhyme. ~ Horror film character: Dr. Tongue. def'n: Tongue — The fleshy muscular organ of the mouth, used for tasting (having taste buds), licking, swallowing, and (in humans) speech. |  | |
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DAYTON OF
THE DEAD ~ Nomenclature = Day of the dead. ~ Horror film parody: Day of the Dead (1985). def'n: Day — A period of twenty-four hours, from one midnight hour to the next. def'n: Dead — To be no longer alive. | ||
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SILENT BUD
DEADLY ~ Nomenclature = Silent, but deadly. ~ Horror film character: William "Billy" Chapman. def'n: Silent — To be still; not making any sound or noise. def'n: Silent but deadly — slang. An instance of flatulence, making no sound but having an extremey offensive odor. def'n: Deadly — The ability to cause death. | |
| 105b VIOLENT
KNIGHT ~ Nomenclature = A parody of the 'Silent Night' holiday song title. ~ Horror film parody: Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984). def'n: Violent — The usage of physical force with intentions to hurt, damage, or kill. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Although there is a serial killer horror movie titled "Silent but Deadly" (2011), this serial killer is holiday-themed, is dressed as Santa, and carrying a bloody axe. The theatrical release poster only showed a santa suit arm and axe sticking out of a snowy chimney, apparently going down since the murder weapon is still clean; the poster stated "You've made it through Halloween, now try and survive Christmas." and "He knows when you've been naughty." The MMA image shows the upper half of Santa with his beard pulled down with a bloody axe. |
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HELL ~ Nomenclature = Motel hell; 'Motel Hello' but the 'O' flickers. ~ Horror comdey film: Motel Hell (1980). def'n: Motel — A roadside hotel designed for motorists with direct access and pull-up parking. def'n: Hell — A spiritual and perpetual realm of fire, evil, and eternal suffering; damnation. |  | |
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P-P-PORKY
PEG ~ Nomenclature = Porky pig; name and speech parody of the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies animated Porky Pig character. ~ Horror film character: Vincent Smith played by actor Rory Calhoun. def'n: Porky — A person, or part of their body, that is fleshy and fat. def'n: Pig — A domesticated hoofed mammal with a flat snout for rooting through soil. | ||
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HOPE
S. POCUS ~ Nomenclature = Hocus pocus. ~ Horror film parody: Hocus Pocus (1993). def'n: Hocus pocus — Usually meaningless talk or activity, related to deception and trickery, as with magic tricks. | |
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SANDRA
SON ~ Nomenclature = Sanderson surname. ~ Dark fantasy comedy horror film characters: The Sanderson sisters. def'n: Sanders — son-of-Sanders. A patronymic name, meaning son of Alexander. The name derives from the abbreviation xander, ironically meaning "Defendor of the people". | ||
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TRUTH: ~ The Sanderson sisters are stitched together, left-to-right, Mary Sanderson played by Kathy Najimy, Winifred "Winnie" Sanderson played by Bette Midler, and Sarah Sanderson played by "Sarah Jessica Parker. The three are standing singularly, with two remaining limbs, stirring a soul-sucking-potion within a very, large red cauldron. The three villainous witches are resurrected on Halloween night in the town of Salem, Massachusetts. |
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BOOGEDY
BOOMER ~ Nomenclature = Booger; boomer. ~ Kids horror film: Mr. Boogedy (1986). def'n: Booger — informal. A solid mass of solidified nasal mucus. def'n: Boomer — Something large and/or quite notable for its size. |  | |
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PURE A.
TIM ~ Nomenclature = Puritan. ~ Horror film character: William Hanover/Mr. Boogedy. def'n: Pure — Free of any type of contamination. def'n: Puritan — A member of a Protestant group that follows strict moral rules. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The main protagonist is seen pulling a strand of booger material from his nasal cavity (or nose). Part of 'boogedy' contains the word 'boo', which is often associated with ghosts that haunt and cry "Boo!" to surprise or scare children. 'Booger' is another term for 'bogeyman', an alleged imaginary evil spirt/being used to frighten children. The ghost, with his flashing green magical cloak, from the colonial period may not be a strict Puritan, but he's definitely digging for pure gold in the form of a green booger. |
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HOLDEN
A. GRUDGE ~ Nomenclature = Phrase: holding a grudge; to hold a grudge. ~ Horror film parody: The Grudge 2 (2006). def'n: Hold a grudge — To continue having bad feelings and resentment towards someone. def'n: Grudge — A persistent resentment and ill will towards someone from a past incident. | |
| 109b VENGE
PHIL ~ Nomenclature = Vengeful. ~ Horror film character: Toshio Saeki Yamaga. def'n: Vengeful — To seek and cause harm to someone in return for a perceived injury. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The evil-doer is characterized by his pitch-black eyes, his pale skin, his crouching (hiding) positions, and from the haunting meowing sounds he makes ... as represented in Pingitore's playful painting. One theatrical movie release poster version had a close-up of Toshio's face with a red number "2" as his eye pupil. The ball of yawn (aka cat toy) brings in a nice red element into the image. |
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| 110a UBER
UTER ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ Horror film character: Über Jason portrayed by actor Kane Hodder. def'n: Uber — combining form. A word denoting an outsanding or exemplary model of a particular person or thing. |  | |
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AUGIE
MENTED ~ Nomenclature = Augmented. ~ Horror film parody: Jason X (2001). def'n: Augmented — Having been made into a greater size or having more value. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Jason Voorhees is seen pictured as a more advanced and futuristic killing machine prototype. The upgraded model is made up of armor that covers most of his body and a shiny new machete knife. The character is sporting a singular red-striped CPK shoe. ~ The iconic killer character, sometimes lake-goer and non-landlubber, is found on all of the standard packaging for the release (box, wrapper, poster, vinyl sticker), as a 9-piece puzzle within the set, and elsewhere as an enamel pin and skateboard deck. |
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BLAIR
RICH ~ Nomenclature = Blair witch. ~ Horror film parody: Blair Witch 3 (2016). def'n: Blair — An English unisex name of Scottish Gaelic origin derived from blàr, meaning "plain", "meadow", "field", and/or "battlefield". def'n: Witch — A woman with magical powers, especially evil ones. | |
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TWIGGY IGGY ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ Horror film character: Twanas; aka Stick Men, Stick Indians, and Stick Charms. def'n: Twiggy — To be slender and delicate (like the 60's model of the same name). def'n: Twig — A slender wood shoot growing from a branch or stem of a tree/shrub. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The humanoid stick figure(s) is the signature symbol of the Blair Witch and were used in her black magic rituals. The Twana is a five-point symbol with an upside down triangular center. The reoccuring stick men theme, starting in The Blair Witch Project (1999) and non sequel Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, finds itself as the main subject on the theatrical movie poster with warnings such as "There's something evil hiding in the woods". |
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CENA
OVERBITE ~ Nomenclature = Cenobite(s). ~ Horror film character: Female Cenobite, High Pristess of Hell. def'n: Overbite — The overlapping of the lower teeth by the upper teeth. |  | |
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HIGH PRIEST
TESS ~ Nomenclature = High priestess. ~ Horror film parody: Hellraiser (1987) + Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988). def'n: High priestess — The chief female proponent of a particular belief or practice. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The female Cenobite is seen clad in an all-black leather outfit and is physically mutilated. Shaved bald head, a nail pierced horizontally through the nose, a wire jutting symmetrically out of both cheeks and branching into segments. For the actual character, the three smaller segments stretch out and expose a gash on the demon's throat, but for the parody, the segmented wires form orthodontic headgear. The high priestess is a member of the Gash of the High Priest Pinhead, part of Hell's Army and Servants of Leviathan. ~ The character has a wonderful gums, teeth, and braces smile to her much like the OS2 GPK 77a Ghastly ASHLEY and 77b Acne AMY by artist JOHN Pound. |
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OUI GIA ~ Nomenclature = Ouija. ~ Supernatural horror film parody: Ouija (2014) & Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016). def'n: Ouija — Allegedly means "good luck", as with Egyptian luck boards. A small board with words, letters of the alphabet, numbers, etc. and a planchette. | |
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BORED GAMILA ~ Nomenclature = Board game. ~ Horror film character: Doris Zander & the evil planchette. def'n: Board game — Any game played on a board, esp. one with pieces. def'n: Bored — The feeling of weariness due to a lack of interest during a current activity. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The co-characters are seen hovering over an ouija board, and the human character, sporting a pajama nightgown, is holding the evil planchette character. The theatrical movie posters ran with the taglines: "Keep telling yourself it's just a game." and "When you talk to the other side, you never know who will be listening." The ouija board, aka a spirit board or talking board, uses a wooden (or plastic) planchette to spell out messages during a spiritual séance or a slumber party. Allegedly an ideomoter phenomenon, response or reflex. |
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THEY
AL FLOAT ~ Nomenclature = Movie quote: "They all float down here." ~ Horror film character: IT, Pennywise the Dancing Clown played by actor Bill Skarsgård. def'n: Float — To rest or hover (in the air); to drift. As in, "floating spirits", victims. |  | |
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INFLATE ABEL ~ Nomenclature = Inflatable. ~ Horror film parody: It (2017) + It Chapter Two (2019). def'n: Inflatable — An object capable of being filled with air. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The scary sadistic clown character is seen inflating his excessively large forehead with air, using a foot pump (a portable hand pump held in place by the foot), instead of the iconic red balloon(s) seen within the film. The main antagonist, shapeshifter, and archenemy of the Losers Club, is sporting a pair of red-striped CPK shoes. Two theatrical posters for the films read "You'll float too." and "IT ends." ~ Novel qoute: "Float? Oh yes, indeed they do. They float! And there's cotton candy... They float. They float, they float, Georgie, and when you're down here with me, you'll float too." |
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JACK
ILL ~ Nomenclature = Jackal. ~ Supernatural horror film character : The Jackal; the ghost of Ryan Kuhn. def'n: Jackal — Any of several small omnivorous canids having large ears, long legs, and a bushy tail. A person who performs menial or degrading tasks for another. | |
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RAGIN' RYAN ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word; named after character Ryan Kuhn. ~ Supernatural horror film parody: Thirteen Ghosts (2001), aka '13 Ghosts' and stylized as 'THIR13EN Ghosts'. def'n: Raging — To show violent uncontrollable anger and furiousness. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The vicious and animalistic attacker is seen peering out of his trademark head cage and dressed in his straightjacket and loose(ned) straps. The Jackal is the eleventh ghost featured in the eldritch Black Zodiac, a dark inversion of the normal Zodiac, showcasing twelve earthbound ghosts. The Latin inscription seen beneath the Jackal's symbol (in the movie) in The Arcanum is "Canis aureus" which translates to 'the golden dog'. Within the movie's original script, the character was called "The Hyena". |
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PUMP KEN
HEAD ~ Nomenclature = Pumpkinhead. ~ Horror film parody: Pumpkinhead (1988) and poem. def'n: Pumpkin head — slang. The swollen condition of the head after being severely beaten. |  | |
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SEEDY SAL ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word: pumpkin seed; the edible seed of a squash. ~ Horror film character: Pumkinhead. def'n: Seedy — To be sordid and disreputable. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The movie title and revengeful demon character that's kept buried in a large mound within a pumkin patch is based off the poem Pumpkinhead by Ed Justice; the main character in the movie was name Ed Harley. “Keep away from Pumpkinhead, Unless you’re tired of living, His enemies are mostly dead, He’s mean and unforgiving, Laugh at him and you’re undone, But in some dreadful fashion, Vengeance, he considers fun, And plans it with a passion, Time will not erase or blot, A plot that he has brewing, It’s when you think that he’s forgot, He’ll conjure your undoing, Bolted doors and windows barred, Guard dogs prowling in the yard, Won’t protect you in your bed, Nothing will, from Pumpkinhead!” |
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NEAR DIRK ~ Nomenclature = Near dark. ~ Neo-Western horror film parody: Near Dark (1987). def'n: Near dark — slang. To roll or hang out with the wrong crew and accepting their ways. | |
| 117b BURNT
BILL ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word; named for actor Bill Paxton. ~ Neo-Western horror film character: Once bitten Severen played by actor Bill Paxton. def'n: Burnt — To be destroyed, damaged, or injured by heat and/or fire. Charcoaled. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The near dark (sunset, dusk) movie is a vampire Western without the clichés, except for the rising sun that causes character vampire's flesh to smoke and burn. The main antagonist can be seen sporting his black leather jacket, dark shades, cascading wavy hair, and black charcoaled skin. The character is sporting a set of violet-striped CPK shoes that goes perfect with the moonbow-like sunset sky and background. The Kathryn Bigelow directed film performed poorly, but has gained a large cult following over the years; the theatrical poster read: Vampires can only kill you once, but they can terrify you forever. |
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TRIP ~ Nomenclature = Tourist trap. ~ Supernatural slasher horror film parody: Tourist Trap (1979). def'n: Trourist trap — An establishment created with the sole purpose of attracting tourists and their money; typically providing entertainment, food, souvenirs, et cetera. |  | |
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SIGHTS IAN ~ Nomenclature = Sightseeing. ~ Supernatural slasher horror film character: "Jerry" (turned into a mannequin). def'n: Sightseeing — The activity of visiting different destinations of interest within a region. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The film revolves around a youthful group that 'stumble' upon a roadside museum that houses mannequins that happen to wield some supernatural powers. The humourous image painted by Pingitore partly borrows from the theatrical movie poster that reads: "Every year young people disappear.", with the victim's gaping mouth and mask, holding a camera. The tourist trap victim is sporting an iconic, stylized "I 'HEART' NY" t-shirt, a fanny pack, and a map. The character is wearing a pair of light blue-striped CPK shoes. |
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DOOMED JUDGE ~ Nomenclature = Near dark. ~ Fantasy-comedy "horror" film character: Baron von Rotten; aka Judge Doom. def'n: Doomed — To likely have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome or ending. def'n: Doom — Death, destruction, or some other similar and/or terrible fate. | |
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CARTOONY CHRIS ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word for actor Chris(topher) Lloyd. ~ Fantasy-comedy "horror" film parody: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). def'n: Cartoony — To be like a cartoon (one-dimensional, brightly coloured); exaggerated. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The much-feared Judge of Toontown, the main antagonist, who dissolves Toons in "the Dip", is seen maniacally laughing as he's hunting down Roger Rabbit. Pingitore has painted him with his trademark black ensemble of a trenchcoat, fedora, and gloves. He's also carrying his pocketwatch but is missing his rimless yellow-tinted glasses and swordstick (aka walking stick). In toon form, the Judge's eyes become evil red, he has a squeaky voice, and his body can become an arsenal of tools and weapons, including a buzzsaw (and anvil) that's tearing up the "Horrorible Kids" header. The character is sporting a pair of red-striped CPK shoes. |
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MARK ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word for professional wrestler Mark Calaway. ~ Horror-themed character: The Undertaker. def'n: Morbid — Characterized by an abnormal interest in disturbing and unpleasant subject matter, including death and disease. def'n: Undertaker — A person who prepares the dead (bodies) for burials or cremation. |  | |
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GRAVE ROBERT ~ Nomenclature = Graverobber. ~ Horror association parody: WWE (1990 to present). def'n: Graverobber — A person who digs up and steals valuables from graves and tombs. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The infamous wrestler that dishes out last rites can be seen holding the (Mystic) Urn, a powerful supernatural object previously carried by The Undertaker's manager "Paul Bearer" (William Moody); pallbearer definition: A person helping to carry or escorting a coffin at a funeral for burial. The Urn gives spiritual and supernatural power to The Undertaker (and often paired with his half-brother Kane). Pingitore has painted the character in his deadpan "Deadman" incarnation ensemble, a Western mortician (missing his tench coat) with a gray-striped tie, a gray-ringed, black stetson hat, gray gloves, and boot spats. |
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DEB
ITE ~ Nomenclature = Deadite; a non-social Deb. ~ Horror film character: Deadite(s); Abomination Cheryl. def'n: Dead — To be no longer alive; deceased. Gone; no more. | |
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FERAL CHERYL ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme; named after deadite Cheryl Williams. ~ Horror film parody: The Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead (2013). def'n: Feral — (of an animal, or monster) To be in a wild state, especially after escape from captivity, attempted domestication, or imprisonment. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The later coined "Deadites" are the supernatural creatures featured in the Evil Dead franchise, basically the "evil dead" themselves, and the main antagonists of the films. These reanimated, undead monsters (aka Kandarian spirits) gain their superhuman strength and powers from the ancient tome of Naturom Demonto. Artist Mark Pingitore has captured the iconic scene of Deadite Cheryl breaking free from the fruit cellar, in a remote cabin "rental", after the cellar door having been nailed and chained down the night before to prevent escape. |
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| 122a MIS
FRITZ ~ Nomenclature = The Misfits. ~ Horror-themed parody / character: The Crimson Ghost (1946 film serial). def'n: Misfit — A person set apart from others due to attitude or behaviour. To fit badly. def'n: Crimson — A rich deep red color; oftentimes associated with blood. |  | |
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HORACE
BUSINESS ~ Nomenclature = Horror business. ~ Horror association parody: "Horror Business" (1979 music single) by the Misfits. def'n: Horror — An intense feeling of fear, shock, terror, fright, alarm, et cetera. def'n: Business — An occupation, profession, career, work, trade, et cetera. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The main antagonist of The Crimson Ghost series became a pop culture icon after the Misfits adapted the skull & bone visage as part of their iconography. The horror punk band's third single, "Horror Business", released in June of 1979, that allegedly inspired by the unsolved murder of Nancy Spungen, had cover artwork that featured the skeletal figure which went on to become the band's mascot and the Misfits' logo. Pingitore's painting emphasises the tranditional death pose with arms folded across the chest. ~ The iconic and charismatic crimson (and clover) character, can also be found printed on a skateboard deck for the release. |
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CRAFT TIA ~ Nomenclature = Crafty. ~ Supernatural horror film parody: The Craft (1996). def'n: Crafty — To be clever at achieving one's goals by deceitful methods. | |
| 123b NAUGHTY
NANCY ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Supernatural horror film character: Nancy Downs played by Fairuza Balk. def'n: Naughty — (usually of children) To be disobedient and badly behaved. Rude; indecent. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ For the parody painting, Pingitore has craftily crafted (skillfully made) a cross between the movie The Craft and the subtle art of paper crafts; in this particular case, for kids. "Paper craft" is a collection of different crafts using paper or card as the primary medium for the creation of dimensional objects for display, decoration, et cetera. So Kids, it's not "Hammer time", it's "Craft time" instead. Pingitore has included the trademark (self-harming) knife, spiked dog collar, and adorned rosaries as seen in the film. Nancy Downs is the main antagonist and cantakerous witch of the movie that causes chaos and cruelty for others around her and even to her own coven. Her famous quote from the trailer being: "We are the weirdos, mister." |
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MOLDY MORT ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word; (Volde)Mort. ~ Supernatural 'horror' film character: (I am) Lord Voldemort (Tom Marvolo Riddle); anagram. def'n: Moldy — A fungal growth causing decay due to age or bad conditions. Tediously old-fashioned. informal (British). Dull or depressing. |  | |
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KILLIAN CURSE ~ Nomenclature = Killing curse. ~ Supernatural 'horror' book parody: Harry Potter 4-7 (2000-2007). ~ Supernatural 'horror' film parody: Harry Potter 4-7 (2005-2011). def'n: Killing — The heinous act of causing death, esp. deliberately. Death-dealing. def'n: Curse — An incantation and/or spell used to inflict harm on to someone or something. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The godfather of all Death Eaters, moldy Voldy, is seen in the act of "foolish wand-waving" and uttering one of three Unforgivable Curses; in this case, the (sometimes nonverbal) Killing Curse, which causes instant death. The other two not-so-"silly incantations" are the Cruciatus Curse, which causes unbearable pain, and the Imperius curse, which allows the user to control the actions of the victim. Pingitore has painted the main antagonist in full regeneration that takes place in the later half of the book series. |
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LONDON COLIN ~ Nomenclature = London Calling; the 1979 studio album by The Clash rock band. ~ Horror film parody: An American Werewolf in London (1981). def'n: London — The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames river. def'n: Calling — The loud cries or shouts of an animal or person. Or, supernatural beast. | |
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BACK PARKER ~ Nomenclature = Backpacker. ~ Horror film character: Jack Goodman (baddeath). def'n: Backpacker — A person who travels independentaly and at low cost, carrying their belongings in a pack and on their back. In this case, an American traveler in London. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore has painted one of the two victims of a lycanthrope attack that takes place on the moors in Yorkshire during a full moon. Green puffy-jacket wearing Jack is mauled to death, while his best friend, the red puffy-jacket wearing David, and soon-to-be turned werewolf, is only injured. In an iconic scene within the movie, a newly undead Jack appears to David as a warning, with his mauled face and neck barely intact, to explain the dire situation. The character is sporting a pair of red-striped CPK shoes. |
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| 126a SLADE
BLADE ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ Horror film character: Blade. def'n: Blade — The cutting edge of a knife, saw, tool, or weapon. def'n: Slayed — To kill in a very violent way. informal. To greatly impress or amuse. |  | |
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PUPPETE
MASTER ~ Nomenclature = Puppet master. ~ Horror film parody: Puppet Master (1989). def'n: Puppet — A movable model used for entertainment, typically moved by strings. def'n: Master — A person in charge of a group; showing great skill and proficiency. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore has painted the spy puppet that has appeared in every film in the franchise and appears to be the ringleader pulling the strings. Historically, Blade was created in Berlin during WWII and designed after the Gestapo Major Kraus. The puppet contains the soul of one Dr. Hess, a German doctor who betrayed the Nazis. Pingitore has captured his black (dark grey) trench coat, wide-brimmed hat, gothic style, gaunt face, long white hair, his blade hand, and his hook hand. Blade is controlling the popular puppet-liar Pinocchio, usually pulled by Geppetto, threatening to cut his strings. The character has a pair of blue-striped CPK shoes. |
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DEVIN
MAY CRY ~ Nomenclature = Devil may cry; a play on the term 'devil may care'. ~ Horror video game parody: Devil May Cry (2001); franchise + animated series. def'n: Devil-may-care — To be cheerful and reckless. Rash; incautious, heeldess, hasty. def'n: Devil — The chief evil spirit; Satan himself. informal. A cheeky character. | |
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DISMAL DANTE ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Horror video game character: Dante (alias Tony Redgrave). def'n: Dismal — Depressing and dreary. Dingy, dim, dark, drab, dull, somber, gloomy. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The Pingitore painting portrays the demon-hunting vigilante as quite frustrated and crying; a protagonist with superhuman powers that may or may not bawl like a baby; pictured with his trademark red trench coat, stark white hair, leather gloves and pants, sword, and two handguns, but sporting a pair of red-striped CPK shoes (instead of black boots). The character is named after the Italian poet Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), author of the Divine Comedy. The alias surname, Redgrave, is topographic nomenclature, given to a person or family who reside near a physical location; in this case, the place-name is derived from the Old English terms reed (red) and graf (grave) meaning ditch or grove. |
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VICIOUS
VICTOR ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Horror slasher film character: Victor Crowley played by actor Kane Hodder. def'n: Vicious — To be deliberately cruel and violent. Brutal, ferocious, savage, dangerous. |  | |
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HATCHET HARRY ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Horror slasher film parody: Hatchet (2006). def'n: Hatchet — A small, one-handed striking tool (axe) with a short handle. def'n: Hack — To cut or chop up with rough, repeated heavy blows. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's painting shows the "deformed creature" and swamp-dweller holding a small (battle) axe and wading through his homeland outside a New Orleans haunted swamp tour. The character can be seen sporting his trademark blue overalls (with no shirt), his crowned clown-like mane of black hair, his Sloth-like deformed face and missing teeth, and his foggy right eye. The first theatrical release poster stated: "It's not a remake. It's not a sequel. And it's not based on a Japanese one." |
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LOURDES
OF SALEM ~ Nomenclature = Lords of Salem. ~ Supernatural horror film parody: The Lords of Salem (2012); a Rob Zombie film. def'n: Lord — A title of power, authority, and/or influence. A master or ruler. def'n: Salem — A seaport in MA (1626). Peaceful, complete. | |
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SCARY SHERRI ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ Supernatural horror film character: Heidi LaRoc / Adelaide Hawthorne played by Sheri Moon Zombie (Sheri Lyn Skurkis), wife of Rob Zombie. def'n: Scary — To be frightening; to cause fear. Terrifying, petrifying, hair-raising. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's non-portrait painting of the main protagonist, with a straight-faced pose taken from the theatrical release poster, adds an 80's Walkman and earphones to physically portray the character having a DJ profession. The Lords (are coming) forehead symbol has been changed to a black spider. Although her recovering addiction from drugs is not as noticeable, you can gather she my have crossed paths with an ancient coven of witches and listened to an evil album (possibly backwards). WARNING: do NOT play any album by a band named The Lords (except Time Lords). The character has a pair of red-striped CPK shoes. |
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BASKET CHASE ~ Nomenclature = Basket case. ~ Horror film parody: Basket Case (1982). def'n: Basket case — informal. A person regarded as being useless and purposeless or unable to cope with life's trials and tribulations. |  | |
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BOTCHED BELIAL ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Horror slasher film character: Belial Bradley. def'n: Botched — (of a task or operation) Something carried out badly or carelessly; bungled. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's painting displays the cult classic character, deformed conjoined twin, Belial in his wicker basket; a basket made of wickerwork woven from a variety of pliable plant material. The twins seek revenge for their unwanted surgical separation, and Belial resents being cut off from his normal-looking brother, Duane Bradley. The theatrical movie poster showed the 'BASKET CASE' title dripping in red blood and carried the passage: "The tenant in room 7 is very small, very twisted, and very mad". |
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CLOWNIN' AARON ~ Nomenclature = Clowning around. ~ Supernatural horror film parody: Poltergeist (1982). def'n: Clowning around — To engage in attention-getting and seeking playfulness or boisterious 'mis'-behavior. def'n: Clown — (usually) a comic peformer of slapstick and physical comedy. Creepy. | |
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POE
SESSED ~ Nomenclature = Posessed. ~ Supernatural horror film character: Clown Doll. def'n: Possessed — To be influenced or completely controlled by an evil spirit. Mad; crazed. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's overly obsessive clown doll with possessive capabilities is seen sitting high on his high chair (stool) overlooking his potential victim(s). The happy-smile-turned-grimacing-grin clown can be seen with his red nose and rosy cheeks, orange hair, red-striped arms and leggings, blue ruffles and pointed hat with a moon and star, white pointed collar (ending with gold jingle bells) and diaper shorts. The minor antagonist clown character is sporting a pair of red-striped matching CPK shoes. |
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EARL ~ Nomenclature = Slime+r (opposed to being the slimee). ~ Supernatural comedy film character: Slimer (aka The Green Ghost, Little Spud, Onionhead). def'n: Slime — A repulsive sludge-like, soft, wet, and slippery substance. To be slimy. |  | |
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JUD SPUD ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character name for Slimer; Little Spud. ~ Supernatural comedy film parody: Ghostbusters (1984), et cetera. def'n: Spud — informal. A potato. "Ugly little spud!" movie quote. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's full-body portait 'caputures' the hungry ghost in all of his pure Ectoplasm glory and proportions. The character's toothy, tongue-lolling smile is similar to an obediant, tongue-wagging and dripping dog. Although Slimer was not named until The Real Ghostbusters (as a mascot), he was often referred to as "The Onionhead Ghost"; an incredibly foul-smelling amorphous vapor with the shape of a green potato (hence, Little Spud). The character was also referred to as "The Ghost of John Belushi", "The Green Ghost" during the early toy line, and the term "slimers" was used to identify a particular kind of ghost in the script. |
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SEVEN DUDLEY
SINS ~ Nomenclature = The seven deadly sins. ~ Psychological crime thriller film parody: Seven (1995); also stylized as SE7EN. def'n: Seven deadly sins — aka the captal vices or cardinal sins, is a grouping of sins within Christian teachings that give rise to immoralities; although never mentioned in the Bible. | |
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WYATT'S IN THE BOX ~ Nomenclature = The infamous movie quote: "What's in the box?!" ~ Psychological crime thriller horror film character: 'John Doe' played by actor Kevin Spacey. def'n: Box — A square or rectangular container with a base, four sides, and a lid. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's painting humourously depicts the serial killer as a postman carrying a 'FRAGILE' package, completely covered in blood from head to his feet, as well as sprayed all over the ground. 'John Doe' is obsessed with the seven cardinal sins; he targets, captures, and tortures his victims by representing their alleged sin: gluttony, greed, sloth, lust, and pride. To drive his point across, of society tolerating these sins, he sets up a scene where he represents 'envy' and the detective, David Mills (played by actor Brad Pitt) is 'wrath'. The character is sporting a pair of red-stripted CPK shoes. |
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HOSS
OF WAX ~ Nomenclature = House of wax. ~ Horror slasher film parody: House of Wax (2005). def'n: House — A building for 'human' habitation; one lived in by a small group of 'people'. def'n: Wax — A moldable, yellowish substance. A material (like paraffin) that resembles wax. |  | |
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VANISHING
VINCENT ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word for the main antagonist, but also for the character of Professor Henry Jarrod played by actor Vincent Price in House of Wax (1953). ~ Horror slasher film character: Vincent Sinclair played by actor Brian Van Holt. def'n: Vanish — To disappear completely. | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's paraffin covered, full-body portrait is a nice tribute to the OS1 GPK character for cards 28a Oozy SUZY and 28b Meltin' MELISSA painted by artist John Pound. The character is a 'human' candle Kid, lit, and melting away. The movie is a remake of the 1933 film Mystery of the Wax Museum and the 1953 film House of Wax. The painting depicts the secondary antagonist, the first being his twin brother Bo, in his camel-coloured sweater and blue work apron. The character is sporting blue-striped CPK shoes. |
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CRANKY KURT ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive character word. ~ Supernatural horror TV miniseries character: Kurt Barlow (the main vampire). def'n: Cranky — Bad-tempered. Eccentric or strange; bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd. | |
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SALEM'S SCOTT ~ Nomenclature = Salem's lot. ~ Supernatural horror TV miniseries parody: Salem's Lot (1979 + 2004). def'n: Salem — A seaport in MA (1626). Peaceful, complete. def'n: Lot — informal. A particular group, collection, or set of people (or things). | ||
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ Pingitore's parody painting shows the ancient master vampire in his tradmark robes, Nosferatu-like appearance, dead cold blue skin, yellow and red eyes, and wildly overgrown front teeth for puncturing necks. The character is sporting a pair of blue-striped CPK shoes. Type-one vampires are the rarest, oldest, and most powerful of all vampires; somewhat human-like in appearance, having two fangs, and sometimes their eyes glow. Actor Reggie Nalder plays the ancient vampire in the 1979 version and actor Rutger Hauer plays the type-one vampire in the 2004 version. |
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~ MOCK-UP WRAPPERS, REGULAR + ÜBER ~ 
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1. On October 8, 2019, Magic Marker Art shared a tight rough sketch of a parody of the Joker character and simply stated: "Put on a happy face", with a clown face emoji. On October 9, 2019, Pingitore shared the same clown face emoji with a full color rough of the Joker character and stated: "Not sure what I’ll do with this, but feel like painting him."   ~ |
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| 2. On Friday, December 13, 2019, Magic Marker Art shared a sneak peek for a Friday the 13th parody of the infamous Jason Voorhees character, and the 'Part VI' (SPOILER) chained-to-the-bottom-of-the-lake scene. The color rough displayed a chained around Jason's neck and underwater bubbles around his body. Pingitore stated: "Feels like a good time to share a sneak peek at a color rough for a new painting in the works."  ~ |
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| 3. To kick off the new year, on January 01, 2020, Magic Marker Art shared a four-square of Rough Sketches on social media. Killer characters from the horror movies Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Clockwork Orange, Hocus Pocus, and Poltergeist. Pingitore stated: "Sneak peek at some rough sketches for Horrorible Kids - Series 5! I have my first pass of 45 new characters done and will start work on them after DIsasters 4. HK Series 1-4 available at my store! Link in my profile."  ~ |
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| 4. On January 23, 2020, Magic Marker Art posted a Horrible Kids promo card image, a parody of the Joker character, to social media that would be part of the special Trash-Formers Promo Pack available exclusively at the ToyCon show and Gross Xperience event. The pack included two Horrorible Kids cards numbering GCC2020-1 and GCC2020-2, as well as two Nintendopes cards numbering GCC2020-3 and GCC2020-4. Pingitore stated: "Wacko JOAQUIN - Part of the ALL NEW promo pack I’ll have available at GCC/Gross Xperience March 13th-15th! More reveals to come!"  ~ |
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| 5. On January 27, 2020, Magic Marker Art posted a Horrible Kids promo card image, a parody of the Jason Voorhees character, to social media that would be part of the special Trash-Formers Promo Pack available exclusively at the ToyCon show and Gross Xperience event. The pack included two Horrorible Kids cards numbering GCC2020-1 and GCC2020-2, as well as two Nintendopes cards numbering GCC2020-3 and GCC2020-4. Pingitore stated: "Chained KANE - The 2nd of two Horrorible Kids cards from the ALL NEW promo pack I’ll have available at GCC/Gross Xperience March 13th-15th! More reveals to come!"  ~ |
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6. On February 17, 2020, five additional Horrorible Kids Skateboards Decks were announced on social media stating "New board designs coming soon!". The five boards made their debut at the ToyCon Gross Xperience in Las Vegas over the weekend of March 13th-15th and officially posted to the Magic Marker Art store for sale on March 17th. The ad listed all ten new characters, one from Series 1, four from Series 3, three from Series 4, and two from the upcoming Series 5 set. The ad simply stated 'WAVE 2 $60 EACH', but the bottom right hand corner now mentioned 'FREE SHIPPING'. Default size is 7.75", but 8", 8.25", or 8.5" also available upon request when ordering. 
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| 7. As early as February 27, 2020, a sneak peek of an incompleted Horrorible Kids Puzzle was shared to social media simply stating "Puzzling", and another on March 3 stating "Soon to be released". The 'Chained KANE' HK5 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, measuring 18" x 24", debuted at ToyCon's Gross Xperience the weekend of March 13th-15th in Las Vegas and was posted for sale on the Magic Marker Art store on March 17th for $25. The box contained a sticker ad for the HK4 release and advertised that HK5 was 'COMING SOON'. 
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| 8. On March 8, 2020, Magic Marker Art posted an image of the complete Promo Pack-age exclusive to the Gross Xperience, but extra would be sold online afterwards while supplies lasted. The total package included, a Trash-Formers cover, two Horrorible Kids cards numbering GCC2020-1 and GCC2020-2, two Nintendopes cards numbering GCC2020-3 and GCC2020-4, two prism stickers, and a random printing plate. Pingitore stated: "[the Toycon] Gross Card Con/Gross Xperience is next weekend! I’ll be debuting a few new products in addition to these promo packs, along with my usual wares. Hope to see you there!"  ~ |
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| 9. On Monday, March 9, 2020, Magic Marker Art shared a second HK5 Sneak Peek for a Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark parody taken from the front cover of the source material written by Alvin Schwartz with original artwork by artist Stephen Gammell and published in 1981. A horror film of the same name was released in 2019 with story and production by Guillermo del Toro. Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 color rough sneak peek. [two eyes emoji]" Fittingly, on Friday, March 13, 2020, Pingitore took to social media again for a third sneak peek of a character parody from the Friday the 13th Part X: Jason X movie stating: "Have an über good Friday the 13th! Another sneak peek at a Horrorible Kids - Series 5 color." 
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| 10. On March 19, 2020, Magic Marker Art shared a fourth HK5 Sneak Peek of a character parody from the Clockwork Orange movie stating: A little of the old ultra-violence [clock + an orange emojis] Another Horrorible Kids - Series 5 color rough." On March 29, 2020, Pingitore took to social media for a fifth and final sneak peek of a character parody from the The Crimson Ghost movie simply stating: "Horrorible Business [skull emoji]." 
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| 11. On April 24, 2020, Magic Marker Art posted a Promotional Poster image for the upcoming horror release to social media stating: "SURFACING SUMMER 2020! Full details and pre-orders start June 1st" All of the card artwork floating in the lake had been previously seen, but it was the first time seeing the Little Shop of Horrors movie imagery that inludes the 'Seymour' character; this card would eventually be shared to social media on May 25, 2020. NOTE: The poster ad is different than the retail box display poster which is shorter and reads 'AVAILABLE HERE', and has the extended lakebottom bed on it.  ~ |
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| 12. On May 29, 2020, Magic Marker Art took to social media to post an ad for not one, but for two different available Horrorible Kids Series 5 Pre-Order Boxes. A 'STANDARD EDITION' and an 'UBER EDITION'; with the über variant containing an extra prism foil card per pack and a sketch card per box. Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Pre-orders start Monday, June 1st [...]! Available in Standard and Uber Edition boxes. Standard Edition boxes include a printing plate and 1 foil per pack. This release also has the option of the Uber Edition! Each Uber Edition box will come with a sketch card, printing plate and 2 foils per pack!" 
The ads were reposted on June 1, 2020, when the pre-order sale went LIVE on the Magic Marker Art Storenvy website and ran the entire month of June. The combined ad read 'PRE-ORDERS NOW OPEN!' along the top (NOTE: NOT PICTURED). Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Pre-orders NOW OPEN at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com! Available in Standard and Uber Edition boxes. Standard Edition boxes include a printing plate and 1 foil per pack. This release also has the option of the Uber Edition! Each Uber Edition box will come with a sketch card, printing plate and 2 foils per pack!" The Uber Edition ad revealed the first guest sketch card artist. 
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| 13. Collectors had the option of pre-ordering individual '1 PACK' or '5 PACKS' options for both the Standard Edition and Uber Edition releases, alongside the box releases. The Pack Pre-Order ran online, on the Magic Marker Art Storenvy website for the entire month of June. The expected release date was tentatively scheduled for the month of August, but due to some pandemic push-back, the set was released in September of 2020. NOTE: the 'STANDARD EDITION' seen listed on the Uber '5 PACKS' ad was corrected to 'UBER EDITION'.
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| 14. To further promote the sales of the MMA HK5 pre-orders, Pingitore posted a Vinyl + Foil Sticker ad image to social media stating: "Thanks to everyone who has pre-ordered Horrorible Kids - Series 5 so far! I'll be including TWO bonus stickers with every pre-order this time, and one person who pre-orders will also win a full 90 card foil set! Pre-orders end June 30th. www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com if you haven't gotten in yet!"  ~ |
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| 15. The first of three ads spotlighting the HK5 Sketch Artists was posted to social media on June 6, 2020. Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Sketch Card Artist Spotlight! Here is a sampling of actual sketch cards by Nik Castaneda!! that you could pull from a box! Follow Nik @garbage.pail.nik and @omelettecounty and you can pre-order Horrorible Kids - Series 5 NOW at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com!" On October 1st, Pingitore added leftover sketch cards to the MMA store stating: "10am EST TODAY at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com! I have some extra sketch cards from Dan Burn Webster and Nik Castaneda! that I was holding for any damaged or missing hits from Uber boxes. Pretty much all Uber boxes have been shipped and received, so I will be adding the option to buy a randomly selected sketch card from either artist for $50. I've talked to the artists and they will be getting half of the money from every sketch sold. I have about 20-25 extra from each artist." 
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| 16. The second of three ads spotlighting the HK5 Sketch Artists was posted to social media on June 29, 2020. Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Sketch Card Artist Spotlight! Here is a sampling of actual sketch cards by Dan Burn Webster that you could pull from a HK5 Uber box! Pre-orders end tomorrow, June 30th at midnight at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com!" On October 1st, Pingitore added leftover sketch cards to the MMA store stating: "10am EST TODAY at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com! I have some extra sketch cards from Dan Burn Webster and Nik Castaneda! that I was holding for any damaged or missing hits from Uber boxes. Pretty much all Uber boxes have been shipped and received, so I will be adding the option to buy a randomly selected sketch card from either artist for $50. I've talked to the artists and they will be getting half of the money from every sketch sold. I have about 20-25 extra from each artist." 
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| 17. On July 13, 2020, Magic Marker Art shared the 'BRAIN BASHER' activity Card Backs to social media stating: "New to Horrorible Kids - Series 5 - 18 different “BRAIN BASHER” activity backs!" The 90-card set contains eighteen different activity cards, seven different 9-card puzzle pieces (63 in total), seven complete puzzle images, and two checklist cards. 
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| 18. Although an image was teased to social media on June 11, 2020, with MMA stating: "A couple new binders in the works! Coming in July.", the official Collector Album went on sale around July 13, 2020, and the ads were posted to social media on the 13th and 14th with Pingitore simply stating: "NOW AVAILABLE!" As with the variant boxes, a Standard and an Uber edition were available. 
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| 19. Magic Marker Art teased the first of two Jason Voorhees parody Enamel Pins to social media on July 22, 2020, stating: "New pins in the works!", and the second pin was posted on July 31, 2020. The actual pin proof was posted to social media on July 27, 2020, where Pingitore stated: "Two new Horrorible Kids pins coming soon!" An ad stating 'TOMORROW!', was posted to social media on August 17, 2020 displaying stacks of pins on backing cards, and again on the August 18th release day stating: "New Horrorible Kids pins NOW AVAILABLE at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com!" 
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| 20. The third and final of three ads spotlighting the HK5 Sketch Artists was posted to social media on June 29, 2020. Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Sketch Card Artist Spotlight! Here is a sampling of actual sketch cards by Pat Chaimuang that you could pull from a HK5 Uber box! I got these in the mail last week. Production is moving along on schedule, and it’s still looking like pre-orders will ship late August. I’ll also have a limited supply of Standard and Uber boxes available online." 
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| 21. Magic Marker Art shared an image of the HK5 Foil Cards uncut sheets to social media on August 21, 2002, stating: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 uncut foil sheets! Expecting to have the cards in hand to start shipping pre-orders by the end of August." Although foil cards could be found with the HK5 packs, as with the previous release, foil card sheets were made available to collectors. An image was posted to social media while the sheets went for sale on MMA on September 15, 2020, with Pingitore stating: "Adding Horrorible Kids - Series 5 Uncut Foil Sheets to my store this afternoon! ?? They will be $50 for the set of 2 19x24.5 sheets." 
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| 22. On August 28, 2020, to pacify collectors, Magic Marker Art posted to social media an image of the four different Printing Plates available for each character stating: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 printing plates ready to be sealed and mixed! UPDATE: The box of display posters has been held up in customs which has delayed packaging, so it’s looking like I will have HK5 boxes in hand next week now. Thank you for your patience!" The 9-piece puzzle printing plates went up for sale on September 10th and Pingitore stated: "Horrorible Kids - Series 5 printing plate puzzle sets are also now available at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com. These are the actual printing plates used to print the puzzle backs. Each set is 1/1." The printing plates for the remaining card back images (brain bashers, completed puzzles, and checklists) were also posted to the MMA store for $15 each, at random. 
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23. On Semptember 9, 2020, five additional Horrorible Kids Skateboards Decks were announced on social media stating "Wave 3 of Horrorible Kids skateboard decks coming soon!" The board images included the HK5 parody characters Mis FRITZ, Uber UTER, Hat BAXTER, CLARK Unstable, and Scary TORY. On October 7, 2020, a new ad was posted to social media that listed all ten new characters: two from Series 1, two from Series 3, one from Series 4, and five from the Series 5 set. The ad simply stated 'WAVE 3 $60 EACH' and the bottom right hand corner now mentioned 'FREE SHIPPING', and Pingitore mentioned: "Horrorible Kids - Wave 3 boards available tomorrow at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com!" Default size is 7.75", but 8", 8.25", or 8.5" also available upon request when ordering. 
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| 24. On December 9, 2020, uncut Foil Sheets were added to the Magic Marker Art website for the Horrorible Kids Series 1-3, Horrorible Kids Series 4, and Horrorible Kids Series 5 sets. Each set of sheets cost $50 and the description stated: A set of (2) 45 card uncut foil sheets. Each sheet measures 19 x 24.5 inches and together has the full 90 card foil set. Please note: Sheets are in mint to near mint condition. I will pick the nicest ones available and they will shipped flat sandwiched between cardboard.  ~ |
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| 25. On December 16, 2020, Magic Marker Art took to social media to post a new advert for a Horrorible Kids vinyl sticker pack with nine different characters and eight Scratch N' Sniff sticker sheets with eight different characters, that simply stated: "Coming Soon!" with a nose emoji. A second update two days later on the December 18 simply stated: "Monday!", showing a picture of the physical product (not in mock-up form). On Monday, December 21, 2020, Magic Marker Art announced the release on Facebook stating: "The New Horrorible Kids Sticker Sheets and Sticker Pack are now up!" The sheets posted for $5 each (or a bundle of all eight for $35), and the vinyl sticker pack sold for $15 each. The combined releases contained five characters from S1, one character from S3, one character from S4, and two characters from S5. The Chained KANE character is absent from the S'n'S release.  
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| 26. One additional 'WAVE 6' Horrorible Kids mini Posters for HK4 and eleven posters for HK5, measuring 11x17 inches, went LIVE on the Magic Marker Art page in December, 2020 (actual date unknown) for $10.00 each. Although, the posters debuted at the 'Days of the Dead Horror Con' in Las Vegas the weekend of October 17, 2020.  ~ |
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| 27. It is fun to point out that the Horrorible Kids logo has a Skull dotting the 'i's muchlike the beloved 1985 film title The Goonies, except Pingitore has added a cross bone for the body of the 'i's as well. ~ |
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~ MAGIC MARKER ART CHECKLIST : ALL ART BY MARK PINGITORE ~
| NO. |
CHARACTER CARDS |
SERIES NO. |
YEAR |
| GCC2020-2 |
CHAINED KANE
—
GROSS
CARD CON PROMO
| CON
EXCLUSIVE | MAR
2020 |
| 91a | CHAINED KANE — NINE CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 91b | C.J. DECAY | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| GCC2020-1 |
WACKO JOAQUIN |
CON EXCLUSIVE |
MAR
2020 |
| 92a |
WACKO
JOAQUIN —
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 92b |
AMUSING
ARTHUR | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 93a |
HAT
BAXTER —
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 93b |
HAUNTED MASON |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 94a |
SEE LESS
SEYMOUR | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 94b |
LITTLE SHEP
OF HORRORS | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 95a |
CLARK
UNSTABLE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 95b |
SINGIN' RAINN |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 96a |
NEWT
NIGHTMARE —
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 96b |
CRAVIN' WES |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 97a |
I NOAH
WHAT YOU DID | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 97b |
GORE TONE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 98a |
AGILE ANNIE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 98b |
HOBBLE
LYNN | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 99a |
CRITTER CRAIG |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 99b |
CULT COLT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 100a |
SCARY
TORY | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 100b |
SKULL LAST TUCK |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 101a |
ORPHANED
ANNIE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 101b |
EVIL
ESTHER | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 102a |
LESION OF ZELDA |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 102b |
BETTE
RIDDEN | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 103a |
SEAN
FAUN | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 103b |
FAIRY TAYLOR |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 104a |
TOM
TONGUE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 104b |
DAYTON
OF THE DEAD | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 105a |
SILENT BUD
DEADLY | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 105b |
VIOLENT KNIGHT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 106a |
MONTEL
HELL | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 106b |
P-P-PORKY PEG |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 107a |
HOPE
S. POCUS | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 107b |
SANDRA
SON | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 108a |
BOOGEDY BOOMER |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 108b |
PURE A.
TIM | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 109a |
HOLDEN
A. GRUDGE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 109b |
VENGE PHIL |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 110a |
UBER UTER
—
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 110b |
AUGIE
MENTED | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 111a |
BLAIR RICH |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 111b |
TWIGGY IGGY |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 112a |
CENA
OVERBITE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 112b |
HIGH PRIEST TESS |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 113a |
OUI
GIA | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 113b |
BORED GAMILA |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 114a |
THEY AL
FLOAT
—
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 114b |
INFLATE ABEL |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 115a |
JACK
ILL | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 115b |
RAGIN' RYAN |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 116a |
PUMP KEN
HEAD | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 116b |
SEEDY
SAL | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 117a |
NEAR DIRK |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 117b |
BURNT
BILL | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 118a |
TOURIST TRIP |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 118b |
SIGHTS IAN |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 119a |
DOOMED JUDGE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 119b |
CARTOONY CHRIS |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 120a |
MORBID MARK |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 120b |
GRAVE ROBERT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 121a |
DEB
ITE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 121b |
FERAL CHERYL |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 122a |
MIS FRITZ
—
NINE
CARD PUZZLE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 122b |
HORACE
BUSINESS | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 123a |
CRAFT
TIA | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 123b |
NAUGHTY NANCY |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 124a |
MOLDY MORT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 124b |
KILLIAN
CURSE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 125a |
LONDON COLIN |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 125b |
BACK PARKER |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 126a |
SLADE
BLADE | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 126b |
PUPPETE
MASTER | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 127a |
DEVIN
MAY CRY | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 127b |
DISMAL DANTE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 128a |
VICIOUS
VICTOR | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 128b |
HATCHET HARRY |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 129a |
LOURDES
OF SALEM | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 129b |
SCARY SHERRI |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 130a |
BASKET CHASE |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 130b |
BOTCHED
BELIAL | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 131a |
CLOWNIN'
AARON |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 131b |
POE
SESSED | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 132a |
SLIME EARL |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 132b |
JUD
SPUD | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 133a |
SEVEN DUDLEY
SINS | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 133b |
WYATT'S
IN THE BOX | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 134a |
HOSS
OF WAX | 5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 134b |
VANISHING VINCENT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 135a |
CRANKY KURT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| 135b |
SALEM'S SCOTT |
5 |
SEP 2020 |
| NO.
| CHARACTER
CARDS | SERIES
NO. | YEAR |
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| CARD
NO. | MISC.
STICKERS | TYPE |
YEAR |
| 91a/b | 'CHAINED KANE' | PRE-ORDER
4" VINYL CIRCLE | SEP
2020 |
| 91a/b | 'CHAINED KANE' |
4"
VINYL RECTANGLE | DEC
2020 |
| 110a/b |
'UBER UTER' |
PRE-ORDER
4" FOIL VINYL CIRCLE | SEP
2020 |
| 110a/b |
'UBER UTER' |
4"
VINYL RECTANGLE | DEC
2020 |
| 110a/b |
'UBER UTER' |
SCRATCH
'N' SNIFF SHEET |
DEC 2020 |
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| CARD
NO. | CHARACTER
PINS | SERIES
NO. | YEAR |
| 91a |
CHAINED KANE |
5 |
AUG 2020 |
| 110a | UBER UTER | 5 |
AUG 2020 |
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| CARD
NO. | SKATEBOARD
DECK | WAVE
# | YEAR |
| 91a |
CHAINED KANE |
2 |
MAR 2020 |
| 92a |
WACKO JOAQUIN |
2 |
MAR 2020 |
| 93a |
HAT BAXTER |
3 |
OCT 2020 |
| 95a |
CLARK
UNSTABLE | 3 |
OCT 2020 |
| 100a | SCARY TORY | 3 |
OCT 2020 |
| 110a |
UBER UTER |
3 |
OCT 2020 |
| 122a |
MIS FRITZ |
3 |
OCT 2020 |
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| CARD
NO. | POSTER
PRINTS | WAVE
# | YEAR |
| 91a |
CHAINED KANE |
6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 92a |
WACKO JOAQUIN |
6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 94a |
SEE LESS SEYMOUR |
6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 95a |
CLARK
UNSTABLE | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 96a |
NEWT
NIGHTMARE | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 100a | SCARY TORY | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 107a | HOPE S. POCUS | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 110a |
UBER UTER |
6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 114a |
THEY AL
FLOAT | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 122a |
MIS FRITZ |
6 |
OCT 2020 |
| 126a |
SLADE
BLADE | 6 |
OCT 2020 |
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A BIG THANK-YOU TO PINGITORE FOR FINAL ARTWORK IMAGES AND LOGOS
