This year I decided to watch as many horror films as possible for the month of October. Some films I have never seen before. Some I have seen many times and others has been a film I have seen bits and pieces of but not in its entirety. On Instagram, I’ve been posting and live watching (through stories) of my experiences so if you missed those, you can check those out! So what did you watch this October?
Popcorn C.H.U.D. I Know What You Did Last Summer Queen of the Damned Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare Night of the Living Dead American Psycho Night of the Demons Dawn of the Dead Dawn of the Dead (original) Creature from the Black Lagoon Wes Craven’s New Nightmare Stephen King’s IT The Return of the Living Dead Creepshow 2 Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Rocky Horror Picture Show The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Alice, Sweet Alice Crypt TV (Youtube) Creepshow Scream Halloween The Evil Dead Michael Jackson’s Thriller/Making Of The Fog A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge Phantasm Child’s Play Ginger Snaps Salem’s Lot (1979)
[ID: a drawing of kurt barlow from salem’s lot. the second picture shows my hand holding the sketchbook, which is about one inch wide and two inches tall, open to the drawing.]
first drawing in tiny sketchbook bought at yard sale today. havent drawn small in a while Feels Good
I saw the 1979 adaptation of Stephen King’s “Salem’s Lot” last night. I liked it so much that I decided to make a fan poster for the movie.
Tobe Hooper’s Nosferatu-esque version of Barlow the vampire made me think of the hairless Zombie on the original “Dawn of the Dead” poster. So I had a little fun combining these iconic horror images into one mashup poster.
I saw the 1979 adaptation of Stephen King’s “Salem’s Lot” last night. I liked it so much that I decided to make a fan poster for the movie.
Tobe Hooper’s Nosferatu-esque version of Barlow the vampire made me think of the hairless Zombie on the original “Dawn of the Dead” poster. So I had a little fun combining these iconic horror images into one mashup poster.
[ID: a drawing of kurt barlow from salem’s lot. the second picture shows my hand holding the sketchbook, which is about one inch wide and two inches tall, open to the drawing.]
first drawing in tiny sketchbook bought at yard sale today. havent drawn small in a while Feels Good
