Fright-Rags launches pre-orders on 4 demonic designs from The Exorcist III
Pre-orders available now: http://bit.ly/1zMl3tl
The Exorcist is often cited as one of the greatest horror films of all time, but many fans were just as disturbed by The Exorcist III. William Peter Blatty’s criminally-overlooked 1990 film is finally being given its due with four new shirts from Fright-Rags.
Fright-Rags is offering a pair of limited edition designs from Justin Osbourn (limited to 500) and Christopher Lovell (limited to 300). Both are available on unisex shirts and girls shirts. The collection also includes the first printing of two more T-shirts: Coki Greenway’s depiction of a scene from the finale and Jeff Zornow’s capturing of one of the film’s most terrifying moments.
All four demonic designs are now available for pre-order at Fright-Rags.com, with products expected to ship in early December. These items may sell out during the pre-order period, so don’t miss your chance to possess them.
In case you missed it, Fright-Rags’ The Terminator 30th anniversary collection is still available for pre-order, along with designs from dozens of other genre favorites.
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VIC'S MOVIE DEN 
Truly, this is an under appreciated gem of a movie. Ordering mine now. Thanks for the heads up, Vic! 😀
Of course! Glad you are ordering a Tee! The Exorcist III is a woefully over-looked film. It has so many genuinely creepy moments with a good cast and nice performances. A shame Blatty never took off as a director.
Thanks for checking in!
Exorcist III is so often overlooked, a very underrated film, there are some really scary moments in it. Great T–Shirt designs as well 😀
It is indeed, Paul. For some reason the movie has gotten a bad rap for just being a sequel and coming in third in the franchise.
It is under-appreciated in many regards and it really deserves a better legacy than what it has garnered.
Thanks for stopping by, Paul! I will be sure to catch up on your page very soon!
Cheers Vic! Yes, I agree, the Exorcist III has a lot to offer, a film that is far better than people give it credit for.