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Horror Font

Horror Fonts are terrifying, twisted, and filled with dark, dramatic details. They're perfect for horror movie posters, haunted house flyers, or Halloween parties.

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Ramp up the horror in your designs with our collection of horror fonts. Whenever you need your text to instill a feeling of fear, these typefaces inspired by the horror and thriller genres have you covered. They're generally bold and heavy and can look like they've been handwritten or carved in wood or stone. Expect irregular or unorthodox letterforms, sometimes with jagged edges and pointy endings. These features help to accentuate the uneasy feeling. To add to the tension, horror fonts also often come with additional ligatures, swashes, and extra creepy characters. Not all the moods of these fonts are necessarily menacing or aggressive, though. Some have a more mysterious, eerie, and even elegant feeling about them - better suited to a romantic ghost story than a slasher flick. You'll also find some that have been designed for zombie and vampire themes, or even more specific horror motifs like haunted houses or creepy carnivals. Although usually not best suited to body text due to their intensity and dramatic effect, horror fonts are ideal for titles, headings, logos, book and comic covers, posters, and horror-themed branding. Be careful not to overwhelm your readers with too much terror, though. Interspersing these fonts with more conventional, cleaner fonts will help to maximize the scary effect.