Zombie - Going To Eat You T-Shirt

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Going To Eat You T-Shirt

All TerrorThreads T-Shirts are Officially Licensed and Professionally Screen Printed In the USA on Comfortable Heavyweight Cotton Tees. We offer some of the best Horror T-Shirts online that are sure to impress the fellow Horror fan while still making a fashion statement. Please be sure and checkout all our Horror Movie T-Shirts including designs from Horror Cult Favorites such as Army Of Darkness, Day Of The Dead, Friday The 13th, Halloween, Night Of The Living Dead, Nightmare On Elm Street, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Zombie and more.

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Ultra Violent Issue 11

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Peaches Christ (All About Evil), Chad Ferrin (The Ghouls, Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill!), Geretta Geretta (Demons, Rats), Richard W. Haines (Splatter University, Alien Space Avenger, and What Really Frightens You?), Lynn Lowry (Shivers, I Drink Your Blood, and Score), and Ray Sager (The Wizard of Gore).  Articles include coverage of Sella Turcica, VanBebber Returns, and a Masked Supercriminal Retrospective.

Ultra Violent Issue 10

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Richard Casey (Horror House on Highway Five), Glen Coburn (Bloodsuckers from Outer Space), Robert Hendrickson (Manson), Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo, The Holy Mountain, Santa Sangre), Omar Ali Khan (Hell's Ground), Giovanni Lombardo Radice (House on the Edge of the Park, Gates of Hell, Cannibal Apocalypse, Cannibal Ferox), and Eric Stanze (Scrapbook).  Articles include coverage of Blitzkrieg:  Escape from Stalag 69, Lloyd Kaufman on Media Conglomerates, and a Turkish Exploitation Retrospective.

Ultra Violent Issue 9

Highlights include interviews with Uwe Boll (BloodRayne and Postal), Chuck Parello (The Hillside Strangler and Henry II), Dennison Ramalho (Love from Mother Only), Ben Tatar (director of the English dubbing of over 200 Spanish films from 1968-1977), John Wintergate (BoardingHouse), and Meir Zarchi (I Spit on Your Grave and Don’t Mess with My Sister).  Articles include coverage of Nacho Cerdà's The Abandoned, Compound Pictures, Forced Entry, Independent Roll Call 2007, and a tribute to the late Roger Watkins (Last House on Dead End Street).

Ultra Violent Issue 8

Highlights include exclusive interviews with  John Aes-Nihil (Manson Family Movies), John Grissmer (The House that Cried Murder, Scalpel, Nightmare at Shadow Woods), Andrey Iskanov (Nails, Visions of Suffering, Philosophy of a Knife), Camille Keaton (I Spit on Your Grave, Madeleine, What Have They Done to Solange?), Roman Nowicki (Fantom Kiler, Mark of the Whip), Nick Phillips (Satan's Black Wedding, Dr. Christina of Sweden, Criminally Insane), and Fernando Rick (Dead Human Collection).  Articles include coverage of Ron Atkins' latest opus Eyes of the Chameleon, Graeme Whifler's ambitious directorial debut Neighborhood Watch, and on set coverage of Cameron Romero's debut feature The Screening.

Ultra Violent Issue 7

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Ed Adlum (Invasion of the Blood Farmers, Shriek of the Mutilated), John Borowski (H.H. Holmes:  America's First Serial Killer), Douglas Buck (Cutting Moments, Home), Terry Lofton (The Nail Gun Massacre), Scooter McCrae (Sixteen Tongues, Shatter Dead), and Gaspar Noé (I Stand Alone, Irréversible).  Articles include an in-depth look inside Murder-Set-Pieces, In-Hell Productions, and a Nazi Exploitation Retrospective.

Ultra Violent Issue 6

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Ruggero Deodato (Cannibal Holocaust, Waves of Lust), Hideshi Hino (Guinea Pig), Don Edmonds (Ilsa:  She-Wolf of the SS, Terror on Tour), Mariano Baino (Dark Waters, Caruncula), Mike Mendez (The Convent, interview by Dave Parker), Petter Baiestorf (Zombio, Gore Gore Gays, interview by director Fernando Rick), and Gorman Bechard (Psychos in Love, Cemetery High).  Articles include a Nunsploitation Retrospective, The History Behind Something Weird Video, and Independent Endeavors.ndeavors.

Ultra Violent Issue 5

Highlights include interviews with David (I Drink Your Blood) Durston, Jeff (Squirm, Blue Sunshine) Lieberman, Tom (Evil Dead FX) Sullivan, Atsushi (Junk) Muroga, Emilio (The Curious Dr. Humpp) Vieyra, and Johan (Lucker the Necrophagous) Vandewoestijne. Also included are articles on Duck! The Carbine High Massacre, the Blood Island Trilogy, Indonesian Horror, an on-set report of August Underground, more DVD reviews than you can possibly imagine, and much more.

Ultra Violent Issue 4

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Olaf Ittenbach (Premutos, Burning Moon),  Jean Rollin (Living Dead Girl, Grapes of Death), Jack Ketchum (interview by Chas. Balun), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes, Deadly Blessing), Fred Dekker (Monster Squad, Night of the Creeps), and an eighteen page long discussion with Roger Watkins (Last House on Dead End Street, Her Name Was Lisa). Articles include Mark of the Astro Zombies, and The Surreal Visions of Rinse Dream (Dr. Caligari, Cafe Flesh). 

Ultra Violent Issue 3

Highlights include exclusive interviews with George Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Martin), Coffin Joe (At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul, Perversion), Andreas Schnaas (Violent Shit), Ted V. Mikels (Astro Zombies, The Corpse Grinders), and Claudio Simonetti of Goblin.  Also included, a slew of DVD, VHS, and book reviews. 

Ultra Violent Issue 2

Highlights include exclusive interviews with Jörg Buttgereit (Nekromantik, Schramm), David Hess (Last House on the Left, Hitch Hike), Gunnar Hansen (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Demon Lover), Dave Parker (The Dead Hate the Living), and Chas. Balun (Deep Red Magazine).  Articles include The Films Inspired by Ed Gein, The House of Shock, and Twisted Illusions.

Ultra Violent Issue 1

Higlights include exclusive interviews with Nacho Cerda (Aftermath, Genesis), Reggie Bannister (Phantasm), Jim Van Bebber (Deadbeat at Dawn, Charlie's Family), Kyra Schon (Night of the Living Dead), Todd Sheets (Zombie Bloodbath), and renowned make-up artist Tom Savini.  Articles include Argento's Phantom of the Opera, Amando De Ossorio, and Lucio Fulci (written by his daughter Antonella Fulci).