The Atomic Creep Font Bundle

A Chilling Font Collection That Pays Homage to Classic Horror Typography

Drawing inspiration from the raw, unfiltered essence of 20th-century horror films and low-brow atomic-age horror, this bundle brings to life the creepy vibes and pulse-pounding fear synonymous with the niche.

Crafted with precision and passion by Remedy 667, specialists in horror and sci-fi typography, each font in this bundle oozes character and analog authenticity.

Here's what you're going to get

• Atomic Terror: This font captures the essence of atomic-age horror with its oozing, melted letterforms, reminiscent of 1950s B-movie posters. It’s perfect for any design that aims to evoke fear and a retro aesthetic simultaneously, with a touch of nuclear-era paranoia.

• Cargoyle: Inspired by mid-century television and monster flicks, Cargoyle is a chunky, bold font with grotesque and cartoonish qualities. The exaggerated, melting lines make it ideal for comic book covers or retro advertisements where you want to grab attention in a creepy, fun way.

• Double Creature: This drive-in theater-inspired font is an homage to double features and B-rated cinema, with thick, bold lettering that drips with campy horror energy. Its exaggerated shapes make it an excellent choice for titles and headers in projects that aim to invoke vintage movie vibes.

• Leach (Version 2): A delightfully retro horror font with uneven, hand-drawn letterforms. It feels gritty and raw, like something pulled straight from a grindhouse poster or low-budget horror film. Perfect for projects that want an authentic retro scare.

• Skate Bait: This font has a rebellious, rough-around-the-edges feel, combining horror and skate culture aesthetics. The blocky, jagged shapes and imperfect lines give it a laid-back, punk vibe perfect for comic books, posters, or zines that want to mix spooky themes with street style.

• Vincent the Bat: A tribute to classic horror film posters, this font has a more formal, old-fashioned feel with its serifed letters and gothic structure. It’s evocative of classic vampire films and works well for projects that want to channel the elegance of vintage horror.

• Zombie Plague: A classic horror font with jagged, scratchy letters that feel like they’ve been clawed onto the page. It’s energetic and full of motion, making it perfect for loud, chaotic designs like horror movie posters, skate graphics, or album covers.

Key Features

• Extensive Horror Font Selection. Dive into a collection of 7 brand-new horror fonts with a wide array of creepy tones. For some added fun, get zine-inspired guidebooks and thank you PDFs with additional fonts and inspirational designs.
• Multilingual Support. Crafted for global use, these fonts cater to Standard English and extended Latin characters. This ensures compatibility with Western, Central, and South European languages, incorporating both accented vowels and distinct consonants.
• Diverse Character Set. Always going above and beyond, The Atomic Creep Bundle includes an array of special characters. We covered everything from numerals and punctuation to typographic symbols and mathematical notation. Not to mention, essential symbols like trademark and copyright symbols.
• File Types. We've included both OTF and TTF versions of each font to ensure flexibility across projects and platforms.
• Versatile Use Cases. Perfectly pitched for horror-themed projects. Think horror comics, Garbage Pail Kids, small batch zines, and show posters.