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Creepy illustrations are part and parcel of the Hallowe'en aesthetic, aren't they? Whether modern or vintage, they evoke both the fun, childlike joy of dressing up, and the darker side of the holiday. I love them!
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If you're nostalgic for some of those old school Hallowe'en tunes, click on the pic for a vintage Halloween Playlist!
A compilation of whimsical stop-motion animation by Lawrence Becker! Click on the pic for the short.
More of Lance Inkwell's work is here!
If you're looking for some horror to get you in the mood, click on the pic for a fairly extensive list of horror movies!
It wouldn't be October without the chills!
I can see these in a nightmarish, post-apocalyptic film...
There are so very many wonderful vintage Halloween albums out there, it make you want to replace your old turntable!
From sound effects to creepy poetry to music, the sheer volume of Hallowe'en goodness out there is impressive!
Click on the pic for a nice collection of those lovely LPs of yore...
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I'm always happy to share it with y'all!
Click on the skulls for a lovely Hallowe'en playlist!
There's nothing like the last second push before a show to bring out your best! In this case, my annual Artist Open House this Sunday brought out these darlings! (I love them so...)
Who needs sleep, right?
Every October, I share My Scary Bookshelf here on my blog, for those who love reading horror as much as I do! While it's impossible to know every single spooky ghost story out there, this is a very good start, which should keep you entertained for the foreseeable future!
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― Anne Rivers Siddons, The House Next Door
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Othello and Desdemona, Alexandre Marie Colin |
Oil and Blood by The Unsettlers
She wore a homemade dress made of broken bones