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Friday the 13th Part II

Friday the 13th Part II - Main image
$30.15 $45 In stock

Category: Posters

This officially licensed Friday the 13th Part II poster is a hand-numbered screen print from artist Sam Wolfe Connelly, originally released in 2017. A must-have for horror movie collectors and fans of the iconic franchise.

  • Hand-numbered screen print
  • Artwork by Sam Wolfe Connelly
  • Friday the 13th Part II themed design
  • From the Mondo archive collection
  • Limited to one per customer
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Julian D. ★★★★★

The detail in Sam Wolfe Connelly's screen print is incredible, and the hand-numbering makes it feel like a real collector's piece. It looks even better on my wall than I imagined.

Hannah U. ★★★★★

Really glad I snagged this print while it was still available—the hand-numbering gives it a solid collectible feel. Sam Wolfe Connelly’s artwork captures the creepy camp atmosphere perfectly. It’s now the highlight of my horror movie wall.

Hazel O. ★★★★☆

The paper has a nice matte finish that makes the screen print pop, and the hand-numbered touch feels like a genuine collector's piece. Wish it came with a protective sleeve, but the artwork from Sam Wolfe Connelly is worth framing on its own.