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Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.

Despite originating as a children’s toy, LEGO has had a decent amount of horror-related sets. Granted, most are still pretty kid friendly without gore or violence, but variations of classical monsters like vampires, zombies and DIY projects from Frankenstein have been captured in bricks many times in the LEGO history.