Trick or Treat Studios has released its 2021 product catalog. The over 130-page catalog features all the latest Halloween mask, decor, and costume releases planned for 2021, as well as a look at the returning favorites from the Halloween costumes and collectibles maker.
Trick or Treat Studios has unveiled over 100 new products for 2021. Check out some of the 2021 highlights below:
Universal Monsters
Trick or Treat Studios debuted its officially licensed Universal Monsters line of masks last year. For 2021, the mask maker is expanding its collection with the addition of the Gillman from The Creature Walks Among Us, the Werewolf of London, the Man Who Laughs, and a Moleman from The Mole People. New accessories for 2021 include Gillman’s hands and Dracula’s Medallion.
Trick or Treat Studios is also debuting a new 15″ statue of Frankenstein’s Monster, featuring an interchangeable head sculpt.
Scooby-Doo
A line of masks inspired by the monsters of “Scooby-Doo Where Are You?” also debuted in 2020, and the line is returning for 2021 with three new latex masks, including Frankenstein, the Zombie, and Dracula.
Ghoulies II
New for 2021, Trick or Treat Studios is releasing a new line of products inspired by the film Ghoulies II including puppets and latex masks.
HAUNT
The 2021 catalog also unveiled six masks inspired by the masks worn in the 2019 Halloween extreme haunt horror film HAUNT. Fans of the film will be able to purchase the Clown, Devil, Ghost, Vampire, Witch, or Zombie masks seen in the film.
Gremlins 2 The New Batch
Expanding its collection of products inspired by the Gremlins films, Trick or Treat Studios has unveiled new posable props of Gizmo and Daffy, the Mogwais from Gremlins 2.
The catalog also featured announcements for several new licensed products from films not yet released, including Halloween Kills, Candyman, and Spiral. Additional licensed products from Dungeons & Dragons, G.I. Joe, and Toxic Crusaders are also expected to be revealed later in 2021.
You can download and view the entire catalog here.
