15 Scary Gifts For People Who Love Horror Movies

If jewelry is the call but you don't want to spend too much money, this Horror Movie Charm Bracelet ($12) is the perfect gift. The charms range from a skeleton and a bat to movie-specific things like ticket stubs and a film reel.

There are a couple of amazing horror cookbooks, through which every chef can create amazing dishes that taste great but look super disgusting — as one advertises, it'll make you a real "gore-met." These are sure to make your next horror film festival a culinary delight. Check out Kitchen Overlord's Dead Delicious Horror Cookbook ($22) and Cannibal Kitchen: A Horror Lover's Cookbook ($20).

Tons of horror movies have boxed sets, but none is quite as thorough as the Friday the 13th Complete Collection Blu-ray ($570); hence, the steep retail price. The 10-disc collection features all 12 films on Blu-ray, plus a DVD bonus disc with 11 hours of special features. There's also a 40-page soft-cover book that is excerpted from Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th. Finally, there's a Camp Crystal Lake counselor patch that diehard fans can sew onto backpacks, t-shirts, or jackets.

For your horror movie fan with a green thumb, check out these terrifyingly adorable Horror Movie Gnomes ($55). There are killers, victims, zombies, killer squirrels, and even demonic snowmen ready to scare all the neighborhood children away from your precious plants.

Director Alfred Hitchcock left an indelible mark on the horror movie genre, paving the way for countless other moviemakers. Introduce (or reintroduce) your horror movie fan to his greatest works with the Alfred Hitchcock: Masterpiece Collection ($84), which includes well-known classics Psycho, Rear Window, and Vertigo; lesser-known works Rope and Torn Curtain; and many films in between.

You can't have a horror movie marathon without some popcorn, and what better way to make it than with some Horror Movie Jiffy Pop ($5/apiece)? Just don't pull a Casey Becker and let it burn while you're hiding from Ghostface.

Show the horror movie fan in your life how much you LOVE him or her with this Horror Movie "Love" Wooden Sign ($25). It measures only 18" by 5.5", so it can fit just about anywhere. Be sure to browse the seller's other signs, too; there are a bunch of cool ones.

Everyone's refrigerator needs a little gore on it, so check out these Horror Movie Tile Magnets ($3/apiece). They feature classics like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Nightmare on Elm Street to modern fright-fests like Scream and American Psycho. With each magnet only $3, you can put together a nice set for under $20.

Nothing says "Happy Holidays!" like one of the greatest horror movie villains of all time. Let your loved ones know you're thinking about them this Winter with some Michael Myers Halloween Holiday Cards ($6/set). They're sort of like if Bob Ross decided to put a happy little serial killer next to his happy little trees.

Celebrate classic horror movies with this Hollywood Monsters Purse ($39). It features a magnetic closure and red satin lining for a gift that's both fashionable and frightening.

Blu-rays are fun to collect, but for the supertech-savvy horror movie fan, a Shudder subscription ($47/year or $5/month) is a must have. It gives users instant access to hundreds of horror TV shows, movies, and originals. Plus, the service conveniently groups things into curated collections so you can find exactly what you're looking for, and it welcomes celebrity curators like horror actress Barbara Crampton, Metallica's Kirk Hammett, and actors Elijah Wood and Kumail Nanjiani.

For the fancy horror movie fan in your life, check out this Love Skull Beaded Pendant Necklace ($148) at Macy's. It isn't cheap, but Alex Woo jewelry is definitely high quality. Other collections by the designer include Disney and Major League Baseball.

Johnson is known for her wacky designs, and this Spider & Web Double Finger Ring ($55) definitely fits the bill. Plus, a reviewer says it's comfortable to wear because the ring actually bends with your finger.

For the horror film fan who takes her movies seriously but her wardrobe casually, here's the perfect stocking stuffer. Roll this "Let's Cuddle and Watch Horror Movies" T-Shirt ($15) up and it'll fit in the stocking, right alongside the candy and oranges.

This Retro VHS Lamp ($20) is fun and functional, showcasing your favorite horror movies while also providing some light when you're too scared to sleep in the dark.