Eerie Pubs Covers

Eerie Publications had the damnedest covers of any horror comics ever. I recall being slightly unsettled by them as a lad.. My favorites are the humorous ones like the Witches' Tales above, and the Tales from The Tomb, with the horror artist getting his monstrous comeuppance (Myron Fass?). The Monster vs. Monster covers are cool too as The Tales Of Voodoo depicts.. 

Cross-Weird Puzzle!

A monster movie themed crossword puzzle from a old monster mag via my buddy Ron Merchant on tumblr...

Funky Fireworks Labels!

I recently ran across some fireworks labels from the past. Some are well done, some look like a family member was called on for the art...
The "Monster" was a swipe from the Moon Monster ad from comic books of the 1960s.
Batman... Not so great, but Voodoo is a winner I think.

Lurking Fear!

This British Lovecraft paperback has the coolest cover art. I seem to recall this edition was late 1940s - early 1950s.

Dark Judges Attack!

A mini poster from 2000 A.D. by the great Brian Bolland.  Judge Dredd vs. the Dark Judges are some of the best Comic stories ever, and no small part of that greatness is Brian Bolland's art.

Peter Cushing - Vampire?

Yes! Peter Cushing played MacGregor, a vampire in Tendre Dracula, in 1974! Pretty creepy looking too!

Spooky Luchadores!

Los Dracula, and Los Hermanos Muerte (Brothers of Death) to fuel your lucha nightmares! The Los Dracula's masks are too cool!

Damn Skeletons!

Extra-funky art of some young skeletons out for a joy-ride. Too cool.

Boris Karloff LP

Hoo-Boy, would I like to get a copy or both of one of these! Tales Of The Frightened, Vol.1, and 2, Told by Boris Karloff (Mercury, 1963)

Count Yorga, Vampire

I've always liked this lesser-seen poster from Count Yorga, Vampire (1970) It's a different kind of Vampire movie poster for sure..

Elvis Meets Frankenstein!

A neat double bill poster from Parkway Theatre in W. Jefferson, N.C. Probably 1958-59.

Bee-Ware Atlanta!

A great triple bill for the lucky (?) Atlanta movie goers. The "Worms" film had to be The Worm Eaters (1977), so any ideas about the other two?

You Don't Have To Be A Headhunter!

Shrunken heads were very popular in the 1950s - 1960s. You could fork over $2.98 for this baby, or you could go DIY, like Ed Gein up in Wisconsin. Inspired by the American Indians who used all of their kills, Eddie made much more use of the acquisitions / kills than shrunken heads in that creepy house... [via Boys and Ghouls Podcast]

Historic Meeting!

Here's a newspaper clipping of a young David Lynch (Eraserhead, Twin Peaks), meeting legend Vincent Price. This appeared in 1957.

Barbara Steele

The great Barbara Steele in this iconic image from Black Sunday (1962) "Stare into these eyes.."

Mark Of The Vampire

Mark Of The Vampire (1935) It was a remake / re-imagining of London After Midnight (1927), but with more twists and turns. Tod Browning remaking his own film. It's a goldmine for cool stills. Caroll Borland as Luna was the prototype of Vampira, Morticia Addams, and others.

Menace #1

Menace #1, 1953 What a cover!

Crime Mysteries #12

"Chilling Tales Of Crime and Terror" I guess they wanted to reap the sales of the crime AND horror craze, but this was published in 1954, and the two trends were on their last legs, and censorship of both subjects were already in the mail..

Mrs. Slydes!

The classic image of Mrs. Slydes from House On Haunted Hill (1959) One of William Castle's best!