Spookshow Vixens

"Witchcraft!" by Nelson Riddle (1958)

"Sentimental Fool" by artist Sol Rac.

Ok, I have to appreciate how this add for a Ouija board from probably the 1920s plays into the Egyptomania of the time by calling is an Egyptian Luck Board when it was invented in Baltimate, Maryland in 1891. There had been precursors to the Ouija board with various pendulums and forms of automatic writing that all work with the ideomotor effect but with specific use of the term Ouija spawned from the Spiritualism crave of the 19th Century and was then patented in 1891. No Egyptian Ties whatsoever.

The Dress is admittedly a little shorter than I like but if I wear my fancy bloomers underneath, it should work just fine. (I Have a date tomorrow, testing out a look)

An illustration by Croatian artist Vedran Klemens for a 2019 edition of Dracula.

The cover of 1969's I, Sex Witch.

Art by Luminari

Art by Caroline Dietl.

The cover art for the 2008 video game Dracula: Origin.

The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue - 1974 A.K.A. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie

My inner gorehound is very happy tonight! The set pieces were everything I want from and Evil Dead film: Wince-inducing, splattery, creative and intense. The level of tension at times was just edge of the seat, nail-biting and always paid off. There was just enough wink and nod fan service to the older films to make me grin and some actually pretty decent comedic moments as well. Cautions: I will give some warning for depictions of domestic violence, the graphic death of a dog and there are parts that are extremely flashy especially a bit early on set in a dance club with strobe lights.

Continuing on my Jack-O-Lantern Skirtall looks Day 2.

Got my ticket to go see Evil Dead Burn tomorrow night. I really enjoyed Evil Dead Rise and the Evil Dead reboot film from 2013 so I have high hopes for this one as well.

My current bedroom wall