Best Horror Collectables UK: Halloween, IT, Chucky and More
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Horror figures shift faster than almost anything else on our shelves, and the closer we get to October, the quicker they go. If you want the best horror collectables UK fans are actually buying, this guide rounds up our favourite shelf pieces from Halloween, IT and Child's Play, plus a few franchises that get overlooked. We have shipped thousands of slasher figures over the years, so every pick here comes from what sells, what lasts, and what looks the part once you get it home.
Some cost less than a takeaway. One is a proper ninety quid centrepiece. Every single one is officially licensed and checked before it leaves us.
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Best horror collectables UK: the quick list
- Best overall figure: NECA It 2019 Chapter 2 Ultimate Pennywise 7 inch (£35.99). Stacks of accessories and a frighteningly good face sculpt.
- Best slasher centrepiece: NECA Halloween 2 Ultimate Michael Myers 7 inch (£46.99).
- Best budget pick: It 2017 Pennywise or Chucky Phunny plush (£18.99), or the Pennywise body knocker (£20.99).
- Best premium piece: Mezco It 2017 Pennywise 15 inch MDS Mega Scale with sound (£90.99).
- Best for cosplay: Trick or Treat Studios Halloween Kills Michael Myers mask (£63.99).
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What makes a horror collectable worth buying?
Three things matter. Likeness, build quality, and how it holds up on a shelf over time.
Likeness is the obvious one. A Michael Myers mask sculpt that sits even slightly wrong ruins the whole piece. Build quality is where the big brands earn their money: NECA, Mezco and Trick or Treat Studios use heavier materials and sharper paint apps than the cheap end of the market, and you feel the difference the moment you pick one up. The third point catches people out. PVC and vinyl both fade in direct sunlight, so where you display a figure matters nearly as much as which figure you choose.
Our honest rule after years of doing this: buy the franchise you love, not the one someone swears will go up in value. Shelves should make you grin first. Resale is a maybe, never a promise.
Michael Myers: the Halloween range
The Shape is the horror line we restock most often. NECA's Ultimate series hits the sweet spot for most collectors. The Halloween 2 Ultimate Michael Myers 7 inch figure (£46.99) ships with interchangeable heads, a knife and a tombstone, and the coverall paintwork looks far better in hand than in photos.
Want the mask without the figure price tag? Trick or Treat Studios make the licensed wearable masks, and the Halloween Kills version is £63.99. After something cheaper to start with? The Halloween 1978 foam butcher knife prop is £17.99, or the Michael Myers mini bust at £25.99 makes a tidy desk piece.
Three Myers options, three budgets. That is exactly why the Halloween shelf rarely sits still for us.
Pennywise: IT collectables for every budget
IT is having a real moment again. Welcome to Derry, the HBO prequel, landed on 26 October 2025 with Bill Skarsgard back as Pennywise, and demand for the dancing clown has jumped right alongside it.
Our pick of the bunch is the NECA It 2019 Chapter 2 Ultimate Pennywise 7 inch figure at £35.99. It carries the best face sculpt of any Pennywise we stock, with swappable hands and a display base. On a budget, the It 2017 Pennywise body knocker is £20.99 and bobs away happily on a shelf, while the 8 inch Pennywise Phunny plush comes in at £18.99 if you want something softer.
Got room for a statement piece? The Mezco It 2017 Pennywise 15 inch MDS Mega Scale figure with sound is £90.99 and completely owns a shelf. The full Pennywise range covers everything in between, from plush to body knockers.
Chucky and Tiffany: Child's Play picks
Good Guy dolls punch above their weight as display pieces, mostly because the source material is already a doll. The easiest way in is the Chucky 6 inch Phunny plush at £18.99. It is one of our steadiest horror sellers all year, not just at Halloween.
Collecting the pair? The NECA Chucky and Tiffany Bride of Chucky 2-pack Ultimate 7 inch figures land at £85.99 and give you both killers in one box. For a single showpiece, the Mezco Chucky Menacing 15 inch MDS Mega Scale figure with sound is £90.99, with the Tiffany Seed of Chucky Mega Scale at the same price if you want her beside him. The wider Chucky range rounds things out with plush, busts and apparel.
More horror franchises worth a shelf
Slashers do not stop at three. Scream and the Ghostface mask are still a costume and shelf staple, while Terrifier has turned Art the Clown into one of the fastest growing horror lines we carry, and the Art the Clown mini bust at £25.99 is an easy starting point. The classics hold firm too. Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Texas Chainsaw Massacre all keep their loyal followings, and the Mezco 15 inch Mega Scale versions of Freddy Krueger and Ghostface (£75.99 each) make brilliant centrepieces. For newer scares, M3GAN keeps catching us out, and The Conjuring universe, Annabelle included, never really cools down.
Horror collectables compared
Here is how four of our standout picks stack up side by side.
| Franchise | Top pick | Brand | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IT | Chapter 2 Ultimate Pennywise 7" | NECA | £35.99 | Best all-rounder |
| Halloween | Halloween 2 Ultimate Michael Myers 7" | NECA | £46.99 | Slasher centrepiece |
| Child's Play | Chucky 6" Phunny Plush | Kidrobot | £18.99 | Budget starter |
| IT | Pennywise 15" MDS Mega Scale | Mezco | £90.99 | Premium showpiece |
Common mistakes horror collectors make
The big one is sunlight. We have watched too many lovely figures turn yellow because they sat on a sunny windowsill for a year. Keep them out of direct light and you avoid the problem entirely.
The second is panic buying bootlegs. If a NECA figure is half the going price on a random marketplace, it is almost certainly fake. Check the licensing, check the seller, and walk away if either looks off.
The third is boxing yourself into a corner. Decide early whether you display boxed or loose, because mint boxes eat roughly double the shelf space, and a half and half shelf starts to look messy quickly.
Horror collectables FAQ
What are the best horror collectables to start with?
Start with one franchise you love and a mid range figure from NECA. A NECA Ultimate figure around £35 to £47 gives you the best mix of quality and price without jumping straight to a £90 statue.
Are NECA horror figures worth the money?
For most collectors, yes. NECA Ultimate figures include multiple heads, real accessories and far better paintwork than budget lines, which is why they are our most reordered horror brand.
How do I stop my horror figures fading?
Keep them out of direct sunlight and away from radiators. UV light is the main cause of yellowing on PVC and vinyl, so a shaded shelf or a glass cabinet makes a real difference.
What is the cheapest way to start a horror shelf?
Body knockers and Phunny plushes from around £18.99 to £20.99 are the easiest way in. They look great grouped together, and you can build a themed shelf without spending much.
Do you stock Halloween and IT collectables in the UK?
Yes. We are a UK based shop with hundreds of horror lines in stock, including Michael Myers, Pennywise and Chucky, with fast domestic delivery.
Build your horror shelf
Whether you are after an £18.99 plush or a £90 Mega Scale clown, the best horror collectables UK shelves get built one franchise at a time. Pick the killer you love, get the display right, and grow from there. Shop the full horror collectables range and start your shelf today.