Labyrinth

Jim Henson’s Labyrinth is a cult classic fantasy adventure where puppetry meets pop-rock royalty. With David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, and a world full of Muppety magic, it remains an imaginative journey like no other.

Muppets AND David Bowie? I'm in.

Step into the dreamlike world of Labyrinth (1986), Jim Henson’s fantastical masterpiece that combines puppetry magic, surreal set design, and an unforgettable performance by David Bowie as Jareth, the Goblin King. Alongside Jennifer Connelly’s heartfelt portrayal of Sarah, the film weaves a timeless tale of courage, imagination, and the blurry line between childhood wonder and adult responsibility.

What makes Labyrinth truly extraordinary is its combination of Henson’s Muppetry brilliance with a gothic-pop edge brought to life by Bowie’s music and screen presence. It’s at once whimsical and eerie, charming and unsettling—the kind of movie that sticks with you long after the credits roll. Beloved as a cult classic, Labyrinth has found a second life across generations of fans, inspiring endless creativity in art, cosplay, collectibles, and even fashion.
“You have no power over me.”
- Sarah, proving you can outwit the Goblin King (even when he’s David Bowie).
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Collector's Guide

Labyrinth collectibles are as imaginative as the film itself. NECA has brought Jareth and other characters to life with their detailed figures, while Trick or Treat Studios produces dazzling replicas and masks inspired by the Goblin King’s world. Fans can also find puzzles, Funko POP! vinyls, clothing lines celebrating Bowie’s glam-goth aesthetic, and high-end prop replicas that recreate iconic moments from the movie. Whether you’re chasing a detailed statue or just want a piece of whimsical nostalgia, there’s plenty of magic to add to your collection.

Fun Fact!

The film’s production design was heavily inspired by the artwork of Brian Froud, who also co-wrote Faeries—and his son Toby played the baby in the movie!

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