Quick answer

Choose the Thrilljoy PIX! Art the Clown if you want a gory, limited-edition centerpiece with a chance at a chase variant. Choose the Funko Pop! Victor Pascow if you prefer a standard-size, budget-friendly figure that fits easily into an existing Pop! Movies collection.

Scale and display footprint

The Pet Sematary Victor Pascow figure is a standard-size Pop! Vinyl, so it slots into most shelves, display cases, and acrylic risers without special planning. The Thrilljoy PIX! Art the Clown is part of a different line, and the catalog does not list its exact dimensions. If space is tight or you are matching existing Pop! shelves, the standard-size Pop! is the safer bet; if you have room for a statement piece, the PIX! format is designed to stand out.

Price and collectible upside

At catalog prices, the Victor Pascow Pop! is the lower-cost entry point, while the Art the Clown PIX! sits higher. The PIX! also carries a limited edition size of 8,888 pieces and a chance of a chase variant, which adds a collecting angle that the standard numbered Pop! does not have. Neither figure comes with a guaranteed value, so treat the chase as a bonus rather than a reason to pay more than you are comfortable spending.

Horror tone and franchise fit

The two figures pull from very different corners of horror. Art the Clown is a modern gore icon, and the PIX! captures him blood-covered in his black-and-white suit with mini top hat, gruesome smile, and flower glasses. Victor Pascow is a quieter, unsettling presence from the classic Pet Sematary story, rendered in standard Pop! style. If your shelf leans toward modern slasher energy, Art fits; if you collect classic horror or Pop! Movies numbering, Pascow is the more natural addition.

Key trade-offs to weigh

  • Display space vs. statement presence: The Victor Pascow Pop! is standard size and fits most shelves; the Art the Clown PIX! is a larger-format piece, though exact dimensions are not listed. If shelf space is fixed, measure before ordering the PIX!. Check your shelf depth and height before choosing the PIX! format.
  • Budget vs. limited-edition appeal: The Pascow Pop! costs less at catalog price, while the Art PIX! costs more and comes with a limited edition size of 8,888 and a chase chance. Decide whether the limited run justifies the higher price for you. Set a maximum budget and stick to it; do not pay extra solely for chase potential.
  • Collection style vs. horror tone: If you collect numbered Pop! Movies figures, Pascow fits the numbering system; if you want a gore-focused centerpiece, Art delivers that with his blood-covered suit and flower glasses. Neither is wrong, but they serve different display goals. Match the figure to the dominant theme of your existing collection.

Product facts at a glance

Which horror figure should you choose?

Best for

  • Collectors who want a limited-edition, gory centerpiece with a chance at a chase variant.
  • Fans of modern horror who display figures as statement pieces.

Not for

  • Collectors on a tight budget or with limited shelf space.
  • Completionists who need standard-size Pop! figures that match existing shelves.