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| Legal name | Nemesis Now B.V |
| Adress | Kingsfordweg 151, Amsterdam, 1043 GR, Netherlands |
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Add a touch inspired directly by the cult film *Gremlins* to your bookshelf with this set of 18 cm bookends produced by Nemesis Now. Designed as a genuine decorative and collectable item, this set holds books, manga, comics or collector’s editions whilst showcasing the mischievous and terrifying world of the famous franchise.
Made from resin, these bookends feature a hand-painted finish, highlighting their volume, textures and sculpted details. Standing approximately 18 cm tall, they make a striking statement on a bookshelf whilst still serving as a practical storage accessory.
Their aesthetic makes them a particularly suitable addition to collections dedicated to fantasy and horror films from the 1980s.
Manufacturer: Nemesis Now / Nemesis
Licence: Gremlins
Genre: Horror / Cinema
Type: set of decorative bookends
Height: approx. 18 cm
Material: resin
Finish: hand-painted
EAN: 0801269161842
Supplier reference: B7497B26
Category: Bookends
Use: holding books, decoration and collecting
Released in 1984, *Gremlins* tells the story of Billy Peltzer, who receives a strange little creature called Gizmo for Christmas. Gizmo belongs to the Mogwai species, endearing creatures but subject to several very specific rules: avoid bright light, do not get them wet and, above all, never feed them after midnight.
When these rules are broken, Gizmo accidentally gives birth to several Mogwais with a far less peaceful temperament. After eating after midnight, they transform into Gremlins – turbulent, destructive and dangerous creatures that plunge the small town of Kingston Falls into chaos.
The film thus blends black comedy, fantasy and horror, whilst contrasting Gizmo’s gentle nature with the Gremlins’ anarchic behaviour. Its aesthetic and its creatures, created using practical effects, played a major part in making the franchise a staple of 1980s popular culture.
This set of 18 cm Gremlins bookends brings this cult universe to life in an object that is both functional and decorative, particularly suited to a bookshelf dedicated to fantasy films, horror or classic retro franchises.