Just one kiss...

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Floating skulls are the best audience.

Old Peeper

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Watching, watching, watching.

Celestial Disguise

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Let us never forget new images keep us alive. Or at least safe from the moon's killers.

They Crawl by Night! (by Basil Wolverton)

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I've been waiting for a while to post some Wolverton. Don't worry these pics are way bigger in the enlargements. Enjoy some crab people from 1953.

Rainbow Noise

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I can only imagine what happens when (s)he wakes up.
Good job, Corben.

Let the Punishment Fit the Crime! (Gaines-Feldstein-Davis)

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Ahh classic crypt goodness. These stories really seem to defy extended analysis. they simply exist, perfectly executed. (And how they curdle the blood)

Vania Dracula

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An astounding image, for a classic film(now 90 years old). These fears are eternal.

Another Year, Another Monster Mash

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Happy X-mas and New Year's Parties! Rock on and see you next year.

The Wicker Muppet(s)

Whoever flashed upon this idea of combing the Wicker man and the Muppets is a genius of mash up, no doubt. Enjoy.

Catholic Gators (do you know how they go?)

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Illustration from an era undoubtedly filled with intense anti-catholic fever. Context aside,it is nonetheless an intriguing use of the paradigm shift principle in drawing.

Nintendo Horrors down under

Incredibly odd Nintendo commercial that aired in Australia. Aided in terror to no end by bizarre recreations of characters in a tron style design. Now this is what computer graphic can do!

Space, Horror, & Mathematics

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A trio of pictures from one of my favorite pictures of all time, the utterly brilliant Alien³ (pronounced Alien Cubed, not three, no matter what anyone tells you). In my book, the best of the series.

From a mutual admirer, who comes From The Negative Zone.

Orgy . . with Devils?!

No way this film is as good as its title.

Dorian Gray (Poster)

Gray isn't the only thing that is timeless yet seemingly from a long lost era.
(Just look at posters today)

Old School Movie Poster Explosion!

This to me the epitome of Halloween, it's history, and the mood it brings: the other, the unknown, the feeling of being different. To be scary, thrilling, fantastical, sexy, garish and abso-ludicrous (to borrow an expression from Mr. T). I'll leave you to figure out which poster represents which.

Happy Halloween everybody!