Ready for a fright of delight? Spin Master is expanding its Hellbreak trading card game with monsters from your favorite Paramount Pictures horror films. Next year, you can collect horrific beings from movies like A Quiet Place, Sleepy Hollow, and Smile. 

Developed in collaboration with Ghost Galaxy, Hellbreak will feature a lineup of more than 200 cards when it launches in January. Before jumping into card battles where monsters go head to head, gather your army with characters and settings from Universal Pictures and Horror Inc. movies. 

Paramount is slashing into the TCG scene with villains from its Paramount Scares portfolio. Dynamic trading card collectibles will feature A Quiet Place’s Death Angels, Sleepy Hollow’s Headless Horseman, and the entity from Smile. 

More jump scares are lurking around the corner as Spin Master will reveal more monsters in the future. The TCG is planning future expansions that’ll feature new characters from AMC Global Media, Blumhouse, and Lionsgate. 

Experience horror thrills with Hellbreak’s first card set, launching next year at game and hobby shops, and online on Amazon. To learn more about Spin Master’s TCG, visit hellbreakgame.com.

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Taylor Battle

Taylor Battle

Taylor is an assistant editor at The Toy Insider, The Pop Insider, and The Toy Book. Between reading fantasy novels and re-watching Disney classics, she can be found building houses in The Sims 4. Taylor is passionate about creating and is always looking to try new things.

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