A good post with a nice creepy Halloween aesthetic. A lot of effort went into crafting this Poe scene, and we certainly appreciate it.
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Oh my, is it Halloween-time already? Really, though, is there ever a bad time of year for a terrifying zombie nurse?
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Photo by Australian artist Shannon Hourigan.
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Holy god this clown zombie woman will eat all of our brains.
Welcome to the week before Halloween, everyone!
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Love the eye makeup in conjunction with the hair and blood.
It seems to come down to colour choice with us a lot, and the black / white / red combo seems to always appeal.
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A smirk and a straight razor. Scary and alluring all at once.
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Roller derby’s combination of women, costumes, and team violence is an idea we love.
This is #29, Rettig To Rumble, captain of the Seattle-based Rat City Rollergirl team Grave Danger.
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There’s something about the horror trope of fake blood spilling from the mouth that really creeps us out. The chipped-to-almost-nothing nail polish is a nice detail leaving the story open for interpretation. And of course, the fuchsia around the eyes is excellent.
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Love the black and white, the low lighting and the pixelization it causes. This is one self-portrait that is horror movie scary, but in the good creepy way, not the bad lazy messy shock-value way.
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Vampires, still sexy. We love how the overexposure allows for easier photoshopping tweaks, like fangs and blood.
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