Carnival of Art

The Witch (2015) dir. Robert Eggers

“Whatever happens… do not move from that chair.”

Fucking rich people.

I remember the man with the soft teeth. He’d come into my room at night and bite me over and over. The bites didn’t hurt and they left no marks. All I felt was pressure. The first time I saw his face, I was terrified. His eyes were different. Instead of two eye sockets, he had nine. They were clustered in front of his face and up his forehead like a honeycomb. Two on top, four in the middle, three on the bottom. The sockets didn’t house eyeballs. There was a single, thin eyestalk growing from the center of each hole. Each stalk swayed in front of his face like long grass in the breeze.

When he’d visit me, I’d lose the ability to move or scream. All I could do was watch. After a week of visits and my parents not believing a word that came out of my mouth, I thought sleeping with the light on might keep him away. That was the night he started biting my face.

Halloween Marathon 2019 - Velvet Buzzsaw

Costume appreciation series: Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) dir Francis Ford Coppola

‘Classic Universal Monsters’ by Alex Ross, a new officially licensed Variant edition 8 print set release through Sideshow Collectibles.

Eight 18" x 24" lithograph prints in a signed limited edition of 150 for $1200 for the set.

The Classic Universal Monsters set includes:

The Mash (Exclusive print, only available in the set)

Frankenstein (Boris Karloff, 1931)

Dracula (Bela Lugosi, 1931)

Bride of Frankenstein (Elsa Lanchester, 1935)

Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)

The Mummy (Boris Karloff, 1932)

The Wolf Man (Lon Chaney Jr, 1941)

The Invisible Man (Claude Rains, 1933)

The Thing by Chris Christodoulou / Twitter / PosterSpy / Instagram 

WRIGHT, Joseph (1734-1797)