Nonsense for Nobodies

In case you missed it, check out our interview with the director of THE WITCH, in which we discuss horror, directing, the supernatural, and the theater.

“An artist is someone who should raise questions rather than give answers." 

 The strangest book on earth

In the late 70s italian architect, illustrator and industrial designer Luigi Serafini made a book, an encyclopedia of unknown, parallel world. It’s about 360-380 pages. It is written in an unknown language, using an unknown alphabet. 

Dependent on your point of view, some of the scariest movies ever made may have just gotten a whole lot scarier.

Artists website Design Crowd hit upon the brilliant, hilarious and yet horrifying idea of calling upon contributors worldwide to photoshop images of Donald Trump into classic horror movie images - and the results, funnily enough, are brilliant, hilarious and yet horrifying.

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Above, courtesy of designer Madeli, we can of course see what the most famous moment in ‘The Shining’ might be like with Trump in the place of Jack Nicholson: “Here’s Donny,” anyone? Below, Omee shows us how ‘Scream’ would have looked with Trump being the one asking if we like scary movies:

See Why shows us Trump getting hairy in ‘An American Werewolf In London:’

Enzzok gives us Trump as Hannibal Lecter in ‘The Silence of the Lambs:’

That same artist also puts Trump in place of the titular beast of ‘Alien³:’

Continuing on an ‘Alien’ theme, Senja adds a whole new level to Ripley’s nightmare sequence in ‘Aliens:’

Digging further back into film history, the scene with the little girl by the river in ‘Frankenstein’ suddenly seems even more sinister thanks to B74Design:

Whilst Creative Shots Studio put him in the small shoes of Damien in ‘The Omen.’

CreArt pits him against Freddy Krueger:

Jkrebs04 makes us ponder whether we need a bigger boat:

And, perhaps the funniest of all, iMagications puts Trump in ‘The Grudge.’

See many more (124 in total) at Design Crowd.

Roland Topor - Turn one’s head (Entêté), 1978

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