R.J. Crowther Jr. is a SF/Horror writer who took his shadow by the hand, and a bookseller at Mysterious Galaxy. The Haunted Mansion is my happy place.
San Diego, CA
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In CARRIE (1976), Brian De Palma based Carrie's posture and walk at the end of the film after Gustave Moreau's 1851 painting The Study of Lady Macbeth.
⚰️ Putting the fun back in funeral. Victorian and Old West undertaker ads with (mostly) unintentional humor. Preserve body without ice! Embalming practice makes makes perfect.
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Night of the Creeps has many things going in its favour. Tom Atkins is just one of them.
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May those we remember in our hearts return to us tonight. Celebrating the beautiful Mexican tradition of Dia de Muertos.
👁🕯 Saints of decay. The grotesque, beautiful body horror of contemporary Italian artist Nicola Samori, reimagining 17th & 18th century paintings.
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amazing!!!
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💀🌼 ¡EL ZÓCALO DE LA CDMX SE VISTE DE TRADICIÓN CON UNA CATARINA GIGANTE!
La Catrina Monumental de 32 metros de altura roba miradas en el corazón de la Ciudad de México, convirtiéndose en la gran protagonista de la Ofrenda Monumental de Día de Muertos. 😱🇲🇽
El escenario se complementa con impresionantes ofrendas, tapetes de aserrín, flores de cempasúchil y elementos que rinden homenaje a quienes se adelantaron en el camino. 🕯️🌼
¡Una verdadera postal que celebra el orgullo y la riqueza de nuestras tradiciones mexicanas!
#CDMX #DíaDeMuertos #CatrinaMonumental #ZócaloCDMX #OfrendaMonumental #CulturaMexicana #TradicionesMexicanas
🎃🗡🐎 "The next morning...was found the hat of the unfortunate Ichabod, and close beside it a shattered pumpkin." Washington Irving - The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
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Happy Halloween, dear friends! Wishing you a magical Samhain filled with mystical light. May all your haunts be happy ones! My favorite vintage postcard c. 1910.
