Hellbound Horror Collectibles

its small with just the basics hidden behind a rundown suspicious mall/ office space. they were nice. definite drug deals in the parking lot. and just too small.

Mood - what movie gave you nightmares as a kid. The one that set the tone for either you loving horror movies or terrified you so badly that you just CAN'T. For me it was Hellraiser. IDK why but PIN Head opened many doors into my horror obsession. As everyone knows by now Halloween is my favorite holiday. Now if you remember another movie called the Changeling with George C Scott, that was the movie that made me sleep with lights on. I was already living in a house that had its own paranormal activity and goodness it is still one of those movies to this day that makes my skin crawl. Upon entering we were quickly greeted and asked if we had any questions. Of course I had a couple this is in my realm of what happy places are. The collectibles are pretty neat in here. It really depends on what you are in to. I even had my eye on a Lost Boys wallet. Yes gotta love that movie it is a classic. Currently I'm on this magnet kick, and I had to have this Hellraiser magnet. What I found neat was the magnet is separated from the actual picture so you can place however you choose. Would most def recommend- pricing is fair as it is collectibles and such.. Plus, if you are like us and can talk all things horror this is the place for you. It was a truly refreshing experience and the customer service was superb Location is Sahara/ Maryland Pkwy - ample parking

I thought this place would be larger and carry more products. This is a VERY tiny shop with a VERY limited selection. It's ok to pop in, if you happen to be shopping in this run down shopping complex, but I definitely would not go out of my way to visit this location, even if you're a horror fan. It's just not worth battling Las Vegas traffic for such a limited amount of items. We left pretty disappointed.

Was in Vegas and we saw a video with Hellbound Horror and we thought we would go check it out Great little store in a very run down area kinda scary.Store was very organized and had some great horror collectibles. Ranging from expensive to doable to buy something Got a few goodies

The staff is so friendly and helpful and there's no pressure. It's a tiny shop and they stand by and let you check things out without hovering but rest to answer all your questions. THEY HAVE HANDWRITTEN LETTERS BY SERIAL KILLERS: Ronald Joseph DeFeo Jr., Henry Lee Lucas, Arthur John Shawcross (Genesee River Killer), and Richard John Bardo. For sale but you must request them as they are not on display i presume for reasons of tact, which is very thoughtful. They have so much cute, fun, unique horror related goodies and they support local artists by selling their products as well. HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU CHECK THEM OUT! accessible: no major impediments to mobility devices and wheelchairs other than the small store itself. It is organized in a way that even a wheelchair could see everything from the open space in the center. Music plays but not too loudly. No heavy scents.

saw this place on tik tok and being a horror fanatic, I thought this place from pretty cool. they have a lot of stuff from back in the day including some older chucky dolls. the owner was really nice and informative about where everything came from, recommended some items as well. it was nice hearing how him and his wife started collecting being a collector myself. I highly recommend this place. and for the review saying it was just a bunch of figurines nothing special obviously doesnt know much about horror or the value of these products.

A small store with mostly figures of Horror Heroes. No one spoke to us or asked if we were looking for anything. I quite fancied the figurine pack of Laurie Strode and Dr Loomis, $110. I prolly could have been cajoled into it if there had been some good banter but alas alack there was not. Still worth a visit if you are into figurines or having food in the area.

Amazing Shop!!! Excellent selection of horror collectibles, books, memorabilia, and original artwork, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and excellent prices. It's absolutely worth the visit. For nerdy horror/ scifi/ fantasy geeks if you make the trek here you'll find 2 other gems of interest also. Upstairs from Hellbound Horror is the Sci-fi center which has comic books, tshirts, action figures, and a host of other items to purchase. On the same level around the corner from there is Cinneloggia a museum of pop culture movie props and memorabilia that is definitely worth the admission price. We spent an easy 2 hours here and left with a plethora of cool stuff. Fun fact one of the men who worked on the special effects for 'The Howling' wrote a book about it which they sell at Hellbound Horror, and the authors son owns Cinneloggia!

I was excited to explore this shop since I saw a lot of interesting things. The shops unit was very claustrophobic, and that mean conversation. I spoke to the shop owner, they wanted to mention their anti vaccination beliefs. I asked for a bathroom and they explained I had to drive across the parking lot to find one. I ended up buying a small plush and a necklace for 60$, both were made in China and obviously mass produced. Unhappy with the quality of my plush, I asked if it were possible to refund one item, and was told very rudely that there were no refunds. This wasn't displayed anywhere in the shop. I didn't really want either of my items since they reminded me of this strange and rude experience. I decided to leave, and I went next door to the library. I met the shop owner who was so pleasant and kind, and asked for the restroom. He gave me the key to the bathroom in between the two units. I had a much better experience purchasing books at the library. I wish I had went in there first and avoided this uncomfortable exchange.

One of the coolest little shops in Vegas. The family that own/run it couldn't be nicer people, and welcome you with open arms. They show love for the local artists and the community they are in . Glad I found em ... no turning back now