The Splatter House Font Bundle

RetroSupply has one of the most complete and practical toolkits I’ve used for print-style and DIY artwork in Photoshop. The brushes, textures, halftones, and actions are extremely well made and easy to combine into a real workflow — not just pretty effects.

I work mostly in black-and-white line art and punk/activism-inspired designs, and this collection fits perfectly. The imperfections feel intentional and authentic, not artificial.

What really stands out is that RetroSupply doesn’t just sell assets — they provide a usable system. The tutorials are clear, the tools are flexible, and the results actually look like real print, xerox, or risograph-style work.

Highly recommended for illustrators, designers, and anyone looking for gritty, analog-inspired results in a digital workflow.

RSCO always holds it down with their aesthetics and collabs. one of my top 3 places to go to just get inspo or see what people have been dredging from the depths of history's hells. That old school analog vibe almost makes me believe we aren't doomed. This collection of fonts is rad, though I admit I only bought it for the Infrequencies Demo font to go along with the Toom and son/bride of Toom style fonts for lettering dialogue and more "readable" texts. The Display fonts are great and I'm sure I'll use them in projects, but surer i will use infrequencies more frequently... did they do that on purpose?

Great aesthetics, top notch design, and as always top shelf quality. These fonts are perfect for your next zine, horror tea party or anytime you want to get your kicks (and kills) on route 666. Drive down the psychedelic road in a fever dream of fonts to cover your T-shirts, hats, bags and pretty much anything that has skin. Outstanding bundle.

I have been working for over a year now on Ronnie’s Video, a mixed-media narrative animation inspired by the heady days of video rental libraries in provincial Northern Ireland in the 1980s and the parallel dimensions of dreams.

Needing a sympathetic font for the titles I was delighted to discover this highly relevant collection at Retro Supply Co. through the special 2025 summer promotion event.

All the fonts downloaded securely and swiftly and installed smoothly on an iMac.

Death Runner immediately grabbed my attention as highly redolent of the look I associate with the straight to video sci-fi titles that are essential to my project.

Flying Sausage would beautifully complement the main title to announce the name of our production company, TheeHyperstation, overhead.

Basic layout took place in Pixelmator Pro with the inter-grated fonts crisp, robust and responsive to editing.

The template was exported successfully from Pixelmator as an Apple Motion file where final editing and basic animation took place with the Fonts completely responsive to glints and analog video texturing.

The fonts have proved a boon and a blessing to our production lending a retro authenticity & charm at a great price with zero fuss.

When I purchased these fonts for Procreate, I had a hunch that they would unlock a bunch of creative ideas, and I was right! They all have a formal looseness, which is easy to incorporate into rough sketches, but what really sells it is that they are so evocative.... I have made a habit of doing a daily 15-minute drawing warm-up exercise where I take a simple phrase, repeat it in three fonts, then work a quick sketch around each one.... I've attached this morning's three here (the keen observer will notice the Risograph textures & Phantom Paper in the mix too... Why not?!?). As with all Retro Supply products, I would highly recommend The Creature Feature Font Bundle!