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Creepshow • Xyrena

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Category: Fragrance

House Xyrena
Released 2025
Perfumer Killian Wells
Fragrance Family Gourmand
Notes popcorn, cola, warm pretzel, red licorice, movie theater atmosphere Description Admit One: The Creep is at the box office with your ticket to the ultimate movie theater fragrance.

When perfumer Killian Wells originally created Cinemaniac in 2016, he was heavily inspired by the iconic poster for the 1982 classic Creepshow and the film's anthology of spooky short stories by The Master of Horror - tales that recall a time when double features, grindhouse screenings, and all-night horror movie marathons were still thriving. Now, with the Cinematic Scent Archive™, that creative vision comes full circle as this infamous fragrance is re-released as the official Creepshow perfume, presented in Xyrena's trademark collectible packaging.

Step into a sinister cinema experience with shockingly realistic notes of buttered popcorn, sticky spilled soda, hot pretzels, juicy red licorice, and the aged velvet of theater seats. Five jolting notes of horror transport you straight to a cineplex or video store with haunting accuracy.

Like the film itself, Creepshow: The Fragrance isn't for the faint of heart - but for those who dare, it delivers an intoxicating blast of pure, nostalgic terror - one that lingers long after the credits roll.

Due to brand & licensing restrictions, and the collectible nature of the Cinematic Scent Archive™, samples of this fragrance are not offered online. However, free* gift with purchase samples can be requested at checkout when purchasing full bottles.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

The popcorn and cola notes hit immediately, but it’s the warm pretzel undertone that keeps me sniffing my wrist hours later. It’s weirdly nostalgic and wearable at the same time, like a movie night turned into a cologne.

Sophia E. ★★★★★

I was skeptical that anyone could bottle the smell of a sticky movie theater floor, but this gourmand blend of red licorice and warm pretzel is absurdly accurate. The cola note settles into something almost root-beer-like on my skin after an hour, and it lasts through a full workday.

Violet ★★★★★

The popcorn and cola notes are uncanny—I catch whiffs of warm pretzel every time I move. It's weirdly nostalgic, like stepping into a matinee on a rainy Saturday, and the red licorice keeps it from feeling like a gimmick.