Word Vomit

You just like heaven.

“Vera West created gowns that were worn by leading ladies who were draped across the arms of monsters, zombies, mummies, and invisible men. From a wedding dress made of hospital sheets and bandages to lace trimmed silk negligees and formal evening gowns, she designed some of the most important horror film costumes for queens of scream in an era of extreme Hollywood glamour (…) She is first given credit as a costume designer at Universal in the film, The Man Who Laughs, in 1928, based on the novel by Victor Hugo (…) Vera West’s last film at Universal in the horror genre was She-Wolf of London with June Lockhart and Don Porter in 1946.” ( x )

“Kill her if you can, lover boy!”

ALIEN (1979)

and they wouldn’t understand, anyway.

A Nightmare on Elm Street posters by Matthew Joseph Peak

Karl Ebert, “Das unheimliche Buch” (The Eerie Book) by Felix Schloemp, 1914 Source

He played two different subculture characters completely differently during a time where both would have been played as “brooding”. The mans amazing.

I’m gonna jump in Lake Michigan and swim out as far as I can. And you should swim with me.