#horror movie posters
Here’s a collection of horror movie posters in red and black I’ve made over the years. I think posters are for sure for my favorite type of art to work on, because you can go minimalist and metaphorical with them.
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“I’ll suck out your brains, and fuck your empty head!”
Poster for Shozin Fukui’s 1996 cyberpunk-horror trip.
Fear Street Part ✌
Got a chance to see Us over the weekend and loved it! Here’s a quick tribute poster I made.
Halloween (2018) by Matt Talbot
I saw the new Halloween and loved it! Jamie Lee ruled, there were some fun callbacks and a bunch of good scares (everyone’s entitled to at least one). So I made a poster this morning. Sure, I’ve drawn a lot of Michael Myers lately, but I don’t mind.
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Suspiria (1977) by Matt Talbot
All month long, I will be drawing 2-color posters for my favorite spooky movies.
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HALLOWEEN (1978) by Matt Talbot
As many of you know, I’ve spent three of the last four Octobers drawing a horror poster each day. For this reason, October is my favorite month, and I enjoy the challenge immensely. That being said, it’s an enormous amount of work and last year it took me months to recover. It has also led to me getting “real” movie poster work and this year, that work is sadly going to prevent me from drawing 31 posters. But! I’m going to look on the bright side and fit in as many as I can. It won’t be daily, but hopefully it will still be fun. My plan is to revisit some of my favorite horror films and give them the ol’ two-color treatment. I’m starting things off with one of my favorite movies (not just favorite horror movies, but favorite movies, period): the oft-imitated but never matched HALLOWEEN by John Carpenter!
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Shock aka ‘Beyond the Door II’ aka'Schock’ (1977)
Wrestling Women vs. the Aztec Mummyaka ‘Rock 'N Roll Wrestling Women vs. the Aztec Mummy’ aka 'Las luchadoras contra la momia’ (1964)
The Return of Dracula (United Artists, 1958)
La Casa del Terror (Peliculas Nacionales, 1960)
Monster from the Ocean Floor (Lippert, 1954)
The Beast of Yucca Flats (Cinema Associates, Inc., 1962)
