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The Eye Tentacles Alien accessory will give you the appearance of having an extra said of eyes above your head like antennae.So the aliens impregnated your brain... nice story.

In this Lagoona Blue Costume, Halloween will go swimmingly for the Lagoona-loving Monster High fan. Your little Lagoona will be decked out in this Monster High costume, with a fun fish-inspired jacket with connected pink shirt and fin accessories as well as a skirt with attached shorts and stylized leggings with fins. Make her the finest fish with a curly aqua-and-blonde Lagoona Blue wig, available separately. These Monster High Costumes are great group costumes too!

Includes one shirt. Available in One Size Fits Most Adults.

Creatures from beyond the grave

.x{color:#83C22D;margin:0px;font-size:12px}.y{color:#A56EBA}CREATURE FROM BLACK LAGOON MASKScary Masks(Item #LGON01) It is an officially licensed product.Creature From Black Lagoon Mask - Scary Masks This is an over-the-head mask. This is a pull over the head mask. It covers the back of the head and neck. There is a small fin on the bottom back. The mask is a dark olive green. The eyes are blue, the mouth is more puckered, there are not white teeth showing, and the neck bellow the mouth is the same olive green rather than a light yellow as it shows on the picture.

Includes one mask.

Universal Horror Tee Shirts 100% Preshrunk Cotton (This Design Has Been Discontinued) Only Avaible In Size Described Above

Officially Licensed Monsters Creature From The Black Lagoon Belt The buckle is removable so you can use all your fashion buckles with it. Creature from the Black Lagoon is a 1954 monster film directed by Jack Arnold.The film start off with a geology expedition in the Amazon uncovers fossilized evidence of a link between land and sea animals in the form of a skeletal hand with webbed fingers.This is the officially licensed Universal Studios Monsters Creature From The Black Lagoon Belt. This belt is 1.5 in width.

Beautiful full overhead mask licensed and stamped "Universal Studios Made In Mexico". It is made to fit an adult head and has small eye holes in the center of the eyes. Very nice detail and color. Made by Rubies Costume Company

Zach Galligan, the star of the first Gremlins, is back, along with Phoebe Cates, his girlfriend from the first film. They're both working in an ultramodern skyscraper owned by a Donald Trump clone (a hilarious John Glover). Galligan's furry little buddy is captured by a mad scientist, who not only helps it multiply, but invests the nasty, scaly offspring with intelligence and the ability to talk. (Watch for the one that has Tony Randall's voice.) What follows is imaginative mayhem that spoofs old movies, modern television, and the conveniences of postmodern technology. In some ways, the sequel is even more inventive and laughter-inducing than the original. --Marshall Fine

The Gremlins are back and this time they're taking New York by storm.Genre: HorrorRating: PG13Release Date: 10-AUG-2004Media Type: DVD

Melds 50s schlock sci-fi and teen delinquency pics even as it transcends these genres with strong performances and knockout special effects. Made outside hollywood by a maverick film distributor a crew experienced in religious and educational shorts and a collection of theatrical talent. Studio: Image Entertainment Release Date: 11/14/2000 Run time: 82 minutes Rating: Nr Director: Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.

What would the average sensible American do if he encountered a pulsing ball of protoplasm from outer space? That's right: he'd poke it with a stick. Thus begins the endearingly earnest and silly tale of The Blob. Young Steve McQueen takes on his first leading role as, um, Steve, a spunky teenager with plenty of heart. Steve sees the blob kill the local doc, but darn it, none of the town's adults will believe him! Yup, it's up to the teens to save the day! Steve and his trusty girlfriend Jane break their curfews(!) and head off into the night to find the Blob and warn the town. The Blob is a completely enjoyable watch from start to finish, offering the triple pleasures of 1950s morals, gee-whiz acting, and a whole lotta extras running around and screaming. The special effects, though primitive, certainly get the job done, and it is still a treat to watch the Blob ooze its way to its next meal. You may notice that the theme song is surprisingly bouncy for a horror flick ("Beware of the Blob! It creeps, and leaps, and glides and slides across the floor"). It was written by Hal David and a fresh young composer by the name of Burt Bacharach. --Ali Davis