Halloween Movie t-shirt gallery

Originally titled The Babysitter Murders, John Carpenter's independent horror movie Halloween gave birth to the iconic villain Michael Myers, and it launched a franchise that is still garnering screams today. Here, we take a trip back to Laurie Strode's hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois (the movie was actually filmed in Pasadena, California), as we bring you a gallery of Halloween t-shirts. Our tee selection includes the popular clown face Michael Myers t-shirt and the bestselling Evil Never Dies Halloween movie t-shirt. Look to the right column for more Halloween movie merchandise, including scary Michael Myers costumes, movie hats, Halloween soundtracks, and fear inducing Michael Myers posters.
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The front of this Halloween tee recalls the events of October 31, 1963, when young Michael Myers stabs his seventeen-year-old sister Judith with a kitchen knife. Director John Carpenter visited a real sanitarium in order to capture the vacant darkness that we see in young Michael's eyes. The fronts of these Michael Myers t-shirts include a distressed image of the kitchen knife and the clown face that Michael wears when he stabs his sister. This design is also available on long sleeve jerseys.

The front of this bestselling Halloween t-shirt features the movie title printed across the chest in black font with an orange border. Below the title is an image of Michael Myers holding a bloody kitchen knife. Looking at the front of the tee, you can almost hear the ominous Halloween soundtrack theme. The back of this Halloween movie merchandise item features the tagline, "Evil never dies."

Show your support for the Haddonfield Hackers star player, number 31, Michael Myers. His unusual workout routine involving a kitchen knife has strengthened his throwing arm, allowing him to murder the competition. The front of this Michael Myers t-shirt displays the team logo, which reads, "Haddonfield Hackers." The back of this Halloween tee features Michael's last name and his player number, "31". This piece of merchandise is available in both men's and women's styles.

This Halloween movie t-shirt is the property of the Haddonfield High School Athletic Dept. Tell everyone that you went to high school with Michael Myer's sister, Laurie Strode. The front of this varsity style tee reads, "Property of Haddonfield High School Athletic Dept. 1978". A bloodstain is visible over the lower right portion of the design, which appears to have run down the T a little before it dried. This eye-catching design can also be purchased on Halloween movie sweatshirts, hoodies, and hats.

The design on the front of these dark Michael Myers t-shirts displays the head of The Shape (a.k.a. Michael Myers). The cast and crew of the Halloween movies often refer to Myers' character as The Shape, because that's what he is called throughout the script for the 1978 movie. The original script refers to the character by name only twice, in the beginning and in the closing scene. Screenwriters John Carpenter and Debra Hill purposely did this, because Michael is faceless behind his disguise.

The fronts of these Halloween movie t-shirts display the classic line by Annie Brackett (Nancy Kyes), "Hey, jerk! Speed kills!" Annie, the daughter of the Sheriff, delivers this Halloween movie quote when she, Laurie Strode, and Lynda van der Klok are walking home from school. Michael Myers car cruises by the girls. Annie yells, "Hey, jerk! Speed kills!" The car screeches to a halt, and Annie says, "God, can't he take a joke?" Laurie playfully warns Annie, "You know Annie some day you're going to get us all in deep trouble." Also available in black.

The Halloween tee on the left displays an eerie image of Michael Myers emerging from the shadows. He is wearing his recognizable latex disguise, and he is holding a silver kitchen knife. He appears as if he is prepared to carve his next victim. This Michael Myers t-shirt also features the movie title, "Halloween" printed below the portrait of The Shape. This tee is perfect for even the most casual horror fan. Match it with a Halloween movie hat.

Do you have a Silver Shamrock Novelties Halloween disguise? If not, you better hurry and buy one. Be sure to put your disguise on and watch the special Silver Shamrock commercial on Halloween Eve. Just be careful that your head doesn't dissolve and spew insects and snakes. This Silver Shamrock Halloween movie t-shirt is based on the novelty company from Halloween 3: Season of the Witch.

These sports themed Halloween tees represent Dr. Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence), Michael Myers' psychiatrist. The front of this shirt displays the Haddonfield Hackers team logo, while the back of this Halloween t-shirt features the name Loomis and the number "10". Buy this piece of Halloween movie merchandise with one of the matching Haddonfield Hackers Michael Myers t-shirts. Tell everyone that you play for the most ruthless team in the league, where taking a penalty gets you a life sentence.

The design on the front of this tee features a somewhat bluish-tinted grayscale version of Michael Myers from Rob Zombie's Halloween movie remake. These Rob Zombie Halloween movie t-shirts feature a screen-print of Michael Myers standing in his blue jumpsuit holding a knife, with the title of the movie positioned vertically to the right of him.

The front of this Michael Myers t-shirt advertises a twist on the popular Survivor TV series. This time the contestants will battle on Halloween night in Haddonfield, Illinois, to see who can survive the longest without being slain by Michael Myers. The last contestant to successfully evade Michael and remain alive is the million-dollar winner. Potential victims can audition this October.

The Halloween soundtrack is surely in the jukebox at The Rabbit in Red Lounge. The fictional establishment is familiar to hardcore fans as being one of the places that Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) identifies to help piece together Michael Myers whereabouts. He discovers the establishment's name on a matchbook that reads, "The Rabbit in Red Lounge — Entertainment Nightly." This Halloween movie t-shirt displays a stylish logo for the lounge. Also on sweatshirts.

Let everybody know that you're a proud member of the Haddonfield Hack Club, established on October 31, 1978. The design on these Michael Myers t-shirts displays the grayed face of The Shape (Michael Myers), bordered on the top and bottom by orange text that reads, "Haddonfield Hack Club - Est. October 31, 1978". The somewhat darker eyeholes in Michael's disguise on the tee help to convey the emotional emptiness of the character.

This simple dark tee pays homage to your fictional alma mater, Haddonfield High School. The front of the T displays orange lettering that reads, "Haddonfield High School, Class of 1978". Fans will easily remember the date on this Halloween tee as the year that Michael Myers returned to the town of Haddonfield, in search of his sister Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis). He stole the lives of several students who were part of the class of 1978. These Halloween movie t-shirts are an eerie reminder of Myers and the year that changed Haddonfield.