Showing posts with label CCD All Horror Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CCD All Horror Week. Show all posts
October 30, 2015
Boxes Full of Halloween by Todd Rodgers
Kids Halloween costumes these days have amazing Halloween costumes. They look look incredibly accurate, and generally have a price tag that really scares parents! Not long ago though, American Halloween costumes may have been far less accurate a representation of their SOURCE....but they held a hell of a lot of heart for a generation. Todd Rogers os Junk Fed takes us back to a time where the spirit of Halloween itself could stack neatly in a corner at a perfect 90 degrees..
October 29, 2015
Marvel Zombies Fan Made Trailer
Believe it or not, there was a series of successful mini-series based on this exact premise. All the Marvel heroes have become zombies and are eating each other. It's as gruesome as you would hope for and something that was a nice shot of creativity until they basically beat the concept to death. But after watching this trailer, I would totally watch this film. Release it next Halloween and it would be bigger than the microchip. These covers of iconic Marvel moments in all their gruesome zombie glory are by Arthur Suydam. He really found his groove with these ones.
October 28, 2015
The Top 10 (Plus 1 Bonus) Halloween Memes of 2015
I love me some memes, and the Internet has no shortage of memes on ANY topic you can think of. So when I decided to check out some Halloween season ones, these were the best of the bunch that made me laugh out loud a bit. Here is my top 10 Halloween memes (and 1 bonus... because Halloween!). Enjoy...
October 27, 2015
American Psycho: The Musical
I have been a fan of the Brett Easton Ellis novel "American Psycho" since my years at Manhattan College, and I remember how long it took for them to get the adaption down pat and actually attempt a movie adaption. The final result is pretty polarizing: While most people like the Christian Bale film (I am one of those people) there is a group of fans who feel that the movie did not do the book justice. So what is next for the modern day literary classic? How about a musical on Broadway?
Wait.... what????
October 26, 2015
Faux Figures For The Seasons By The Minion Factory
Canadian Phil Postma has a gift for creating products that never existed but SHOULD have. This is an older set but one that would be a huge seller in certain circles. Check out his website below for some great conceptual art.
November 1, 2011
October 31, 2011
OHC of the Day (All Horror Week Edition): Alexandra Breckenridge
When I decided to pick an OHC (obscure hot chick) to be featured during All Horror Week, I tried to think of who to pick. No one better fit the profile of a sexy scream queen such as Alexandra Breckenridge. Alex plays the sexy your version of Moira the maid on FX's breakout hit TV show 'American Horror Story'. She drives the shows main male character, Dylan McDermont crazy with her skimpy outfits and sexual advances. I can't get enough of her in those garters! You may recognize Alexandra from last season of True Blood (she played one of the people in Marnie's coven) or you may recognize her voice from the hit animated show 'Familty Guy'. Either way, after the success of American Horror Story we are sure to see much more of the sexy starlet. Lets just hope she keeps the red hair and garters intact!!! Click after the jump for more pics...
It Rubs The Lotion On It's Skin...
... or else it gets the hose!!! Check out this crazy- ass video from artists The Greenkeepers called 'Lotion', Jeff Bond sent this one over and I have watched it about 12 times today. It plays off the infamous scene from 'Silence of the Lambs' in which Buffalo Bill tells the senator's daughter "Put the Lotion In The Basket". I also think it is creepy that Jeff has a dog exactly like Bill's dog. Tells you something about him, no? Click after the jump for the full video...
Lost John Carpenter Student Film Found
In some very cool news, a short film by legendary horror director John Carpenter has been unearthed in the USC archives. From the Hollywood Reporter...
Click after the jump for the rest of the story...Just in time for Halloween, the first student film from famed horror director John Carpenter has been found in the archives at the University of Southern California and will be restored with the help of a grant from the National Film Preservation Foundation.
A Look Back: 2010 CCD All Horror Week Retrospective
Given that we are wrapping up our 2nd annual All Horror Week here at CCD, I thought it would only be right to share a post that links to all of the stories from last years week. We have grown a lot here at CCD in the past year, so this is a great opportunity for the newbies to check out all the cool horror stuff we posted last Halloween season. And for those of you guys who have been down with CCD since day 1, take a little trip back in time this Halloween to refresh your memory. Hope you guys enjoy this look back, and all the new stuff we have posted this year. Happy haunt day!!!
October 28, 2011
Image Avalanche #5: CCD All Horror Week Edition by Cal
Our good Canadian buddy Cal from the Cave of Cool is back with more stunning images from around the web, and today he has got some spooky images just in time for CCD's All Horror Week. I always love the eclectic collection my boy Cal puts together... and this weeks bunch is no exception. Take a look at this weeks avalanche after the jump...
Another Piece Of 'The Lords Of Salem' Promotional Art
Artin' It Up: All Horror Week Edition pt. III by Tommy Lombardozzi
Hello hello, everyone! I hope you've been enjoying the All-Horror Week here at C.C.D. I think it's pretty fun!
Anyway, as planned, I am back with some art to share with you. Unfortunately, due to some time restraints due to other obligations (ahem... court dates), I cannot bring you all-new stuff today. Instead, I will be sharing with you four spooky TL drawings from times past! These few pieces of pure creeposity span many years... let's get to 'em, shall we? Yes yes... click after the jump for the pics.
The Dark Tower Find It's (Not) TV Home
It's been a long arduous road for The Dark Tower's journey to the big and small screen. Pretty much from the moment Stephen King put pen to paper in the early 80's there have been rumors about a live action adaptation. Everyone from Spielberg to Cronenberg with Clint Eastwood starring, to the Lost team of JJ/Lindelof/Cuse with Viggo Mortensen in the lead has been mentioned. The latest team is the mammoth Ron Howard-Brian Grazer connection with an ambitous plan. Click after the jump for more...
October 27, 2011
An Argument of Depravity Pt. 1: The Human Centipede 2 Vs. A Serbian Film
Yesterday I decided to push my already twisted perspective on what is to terrible to watch for normal people to an all time new low, even for me. You see, lets just say that I have a history of watching/exposing others to seriously demented movies. You want examples... OK. I'm the guy who was 7 years old and renting EVERY SINGLE HORROR title in the mom & pop video shop on 110 st & Liberty Avenue because the teens who worked there would rent anything to anybody as long as there were no adults around. I'm also the guy who took his very normal girlfriend on a date to see a midnight screening of 'Cannibal Holocaust',which resulted in her crying in the car and almost breaking up with me. I'm even the guy had his 2 year old son in a highchair watching rare Fulci & Argento DVD's because I figured he wouldn't remember them (he does... and now he is a horror fanatic like I was at his age). I am a deviant when it comes to watching films. Yet when I sat down yesterday for a double feature of The Human Centipede 2 & A Serbian Film, I had no way to take into account for what was about to happen to me. Let's just say I am changed... changed forever. And not in a good way... not at all.Click after the jump to read more (spoilers & depravity ahead)...
Rob Zombie's 'Lords Of Salem' Are Coming
I've been following Rob Zombie's career for almost 20 years. I saw him for the first time live with White Zombie in 1995 and countless times since. I was always a fan of many different metal/goth/evil/satanic whatever bands, but Rob Zombie was different. His was straight up horror music, and classic horror at that. Where other bands would try to shock or gross you out, Zombie's music was more spooky and completely lined with pulp. I mean his band was named after an 1930's Bela Lugosi movie and he had a song about Grandpa Munster's car for Christs sake. Who does that? And more importantly who does that and is then able to to package it to sell to young kids? Click after the jump for more...
Trick r Treating At Wayne Manor by Mike Henderson
This is wonderful. Just wonderful. Mike is posting a ton of sketches, full color art, and other magnificent stuff over at his blog specially for the Halloween season, so click here and check it all out! I am especially fond of his Dog Soldiers piece. See the full Wayne Manor page illustration after the jump...
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