The latest movie inspired t-shirt for the new year is inspired by the ultra spooky
Silence of the Lambs.
However, as all
Nerdoh Tees, isnt the obvious, and we focus upon NOT Hannibal Lecktor but the other serial killer in the movie - Jame Gumb, aka Buffalo Bill!!!
There are some brilliant scenes with this character in the movie, none more so than 'Bill' having a dance in his newly stitched-up skin suit in front of the mirror with....well, im sure we have all seen it. There’s also the death pit scene, where one of his victims is incarcerated and being asked to..."put the lotion on her body......put the f*cking lotion on your body" - pretty dark and scarey, by all accounts, but a classic quote and scene.
To this end,
Nerdoh have this mega-cool movie t-shirt, with our distressed and worn looking print and design - Buffalo Bill with Skinning and Needlework scratched underneath and a disturbing picture of Buffalo Bill starting up and moving away from his camera. All in a deep blood red and cream print.
Hopefully, this is different from all the boring, humdrum designs inspired by Silence of the Lambs and featuring Hannibal Lecktor, his mask or the death moth!!
Please let us know what you think as we are always open to feedback.
Nearly Christmas and we at Nerdoh wanted to say thank you very much for all your custom over 2008. We hope all our products were up to the standards you wanted - we are always striving to be better and better - and hope you will check out our site and further additions in the future.
There’s still time to get that last minute movie t-shirt!! Our last posting date to guarantee delivery for Christmas is Friday 19th December.
All right, I'm impressed. Nerdoh is an online T-shirt company in the UK that appears to have a warehouse in the alternate universe that contains Jack Horner Movie Productions ("Boogie Nights"), the Titty Twister ("From Dusk Till Dawn"), Camp Crystal Lake ("Friday the 13th," of course -- does that one really need the little blood spatter?) and Umbrella Corp. ("Resident Evil"). They're good-looking logos and some are unnecessary (the motel from "The Devil's Rejects"? Really?), but what really gets me is the curators' (for that's what the owners are) obsessive nature. I didn't even remember that Eric Dravens had a band in "The Crow," much less that it was called "Hangmans Joke" or that they produced an album, "Last Laugh." (I missed the foreshadowing -- dammit!) Do you know where Indiana Jones taught archeology? (Barnett College, of course.) And if the one for Cross Roads Mall doesn't get you, the one for Andy's Gun Shop will -- it's the place across from the mall that proved so very valuable in "Dawn of the Dead."
We have a very special, very rare girls skinny tee available.
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