Horror collectible fans everywhere can rejoice as NECA have announced a couple new figures to satisfy your urge to spend money.
Known for their many figures and celebration of old horror icons, NECA have become a go-to brand for horror fans that crave well made figures of their favourite horror icons.
Silver screen editions have become common for many NECA figures since the release of the Ultimate Frankenstein figure in 2021. Other Universal monsters got their turn at having a black and white version, with this writer’s favourite being the Ultimate Bride of Frankenstein figure.
This Halloween season, NECA are continuing their Silver Screen editions, this time devoting much of the love to their Toony Terrors figurine line. The Toony Terrors line features horror icons done in a classic 90’s cartoon style, often done in a very charming way.
Four Previously released Toony Terrors figures are getting the Silver Screen treatment. The group includes Count Orlok(Nosferatu), Vincent Price, Vampira(The Vampira Show) and an alien from They Live.

Image credit: NECA
The other big announcement NECA made was for an Ultimate version of their previously released Count Orlok(Nosferatu) figure.
Ultimate Nosferatu will feature the Count in full black and white as well as a couple new items to pose him with. For fans of Nosferatu this figure will be a must buy considering the remake comes out later this year.
If your a horror fan craving some well made figures of your favourite characters, have a look at NECA’s website to see if anything peaks your interest.
Featured image credit: NECA
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