Sideshow Collectibles

If you wind up with any cash at the end of this holiday season, you may want to put some aside and pre-order the Sixth Scale Scar Predator figure from Hot Toys and Sideshow that's hitting toy store shelves in May, 2013.

Sideshow is releasing a horrifying interpretation of Jack the Ripper's true identity: a being transforming between the world of men and the realm of the undead. The Jack the Ripper Premium Format Figure comes our way in May 2013.

For years now Sideshow Collectibles has been the benchmark for high quality merchandise pertaining to the horror genre and beyond. If you need some new examples as to why, just take a look at the goods they have unleashed at the San Diego Comic-Con.

Hands down our favorite line of horror collectibles is Sideshow's The Dead series, and starting today they've made available for pre-order their latest Legendary Scale Figure: The Reaper: Death's General, a chilling and original soul-harvesting incarnation that stands a commanding 33" tall.

Like most of us, Sideshow Collectibles is heading to the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con, and they've slowly begun rolling out info on what they'll be bringing to the big show. On tap for today is a production peek of their Jack the Ripper Premium Format figure.

While the Don't Be Afraid of the Dark remake was disappointing to most of us, no one can deny that the creatures themselves were pretty cool, which is why we're letting you know that Sideshow Collectibles' badass Don't Be Afraid of the Dark polystone diorama just became available for pre-order.

As avid horror memorabilia collectors, we've been known to toss a lot of cash around for things that really only have value to us. However, every now and again something comes along so friggin' cool it would have value to anyone. This is one of those times.

Ever see something and say to yourself, "Oh, man, I HAVE to own that!"? Yeah, that's exactly how we feel right now. Get ready to break your banks, horror fans, as Sideshow Collectibles and Guillermo del Toro have some really spooky stuff on tap for you!

It's not expected to be available until the second quarter of 2012, but if you're at all a fan of Bigfoot, you'll want to check out (and pre-order) Sideshow Collectibles' newest offering in their Sideshow Originals series, the Bigfoot statue. And it's not just his foot that's big -- he's a whopping 19" H x 9.5" W x 11" L.

It won't be released until the second quarter of 2012, but pre-orders are now being taken by Sideshow for the latest entry in their Alien collectibles line - Big Chap. And a big chap he is, too, measuring approx. 16" H x 7.5" W x 6.5" L.

The folks at Sideshow Collectibles, big teases that they are are, today offered up a sneak peek at a couple of upcoming "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" collectibles in their weekly newsletter. Curious as to which characters will be getting the Statue treatment from Sideshow?

There's no doubt Sideshow Collectibles knows how to do the undead better than just about anyone out there when it comes to what horror fans love to line their shelves with. And their latest Specimen looks like he's gone quite a few rounds with Victor Crowley himself!

I don't know about your house, but ours is full of horror collectibles, and even so we're always on the lookout for new additions. Hell, we've got at least half a dozen Jason Voorheeses alone ... but there's always room for one more. And thanks to Sideshow Collectibles we'll soon have a new Premium Format Figure from Friday the 13th Part 3 to bring home. Read on for a sneak peek.

There's badass, and then there's badass Sideshow Collectibles style. Their 16-inch Jason Voorhees "Terror of Crystal Lake" polystone statue is now available for pre-order, and we've got a look at both the Sideshow exclusive and regular versions for you here.

Every year Sideshow Collectibles offers an assortment of exclusive items at the San Diego Comic-Con, and today they provided a sneak peek at their four 2010 SDCC Exclusives. Will there be something from the Star Wars universe? Perhaps a new The Dead piece will rise? We can only hope!