My Bloody Valentine - 45th Anniversary Box Set - Comfort Colors

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  • My Bloody Valentine Box Set Exclusive T-Shirt
  • Collectible My Bloody Valentine Box
  • Collectible My Bloody Valentine Sunglasses
  • Collectible My Bloody Valentine 2" Heart Shaped Cookie Cutter
  • Collectible My Bloody Valentine Madame Mabel's Recipe Card
  • Collectible My Bloody Valentine Postcard 
  • T-Shirt Artwork by Zachary Jackson Brown
  • Box Set and Accessories Designed by Kyle Crawford
  • Printed on Heavyweight 6.1oz 100% ringspun cotton shirts with a relaxed fit, seamless body
  • Garment dyed with a vintage, lived in feel

About My Bloody Valentine (1981)

George Mihalka's My Bloody Valentine (1981) was shot in an actual working coal mine in Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, giving the film an authenticity and claustrophobic atmosphere that no studio set could replicate—the miners in the cast were real local coal miners recruited as extras. The film's killer, Harry Warden, wielding a pickaxe and wearing a gas mask and mining gear, created one of the slasher genre's most visually distinctive villains. The MPAA forced the removal of nearly nine minutes of gore footage, and for decades fans could only imagine the complete kills until the uncut footage was discovered and restored for a 2009 special edition that revealed just how graphic the original film was. Set during a Valentine's Day dance in a blue-collar mining town, the film's working-class setting distinguished it from the suburban and campus-set slashers of the era and influenced a generation of Canadian horror filmmakers.