Lon Chaney Kids Hoodies

The OG creepy clown movie!

Can you see The Phantom and The Mummy? This image was created by artist Luis Diaz combining two classic images into one new one.

the classic monsters in the true style

Lon Chaney as Quasimodo in the 1923 Universal classic, "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame"

If you feel that classic monsters and tiki art are on the same plane of retro cool like I do, then you might enjoy this. On this version (see the others in my shop) I substituted the Mummy for Creature and went with a tinted grayscale tone to give the original U- Monsters a 1930s vintage Hawaiian postcard look.

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Bela Lugosi - The Ape Man Tribute.

or, the Maddest Story Ever Told

Cult Classic now a Great T-shirt

The beast of many colors.

Silent Screen Elegance Hollywood Icon Couture Chaney-Inspired Chic Phantom Threads Man of a Thousand Faces Glamour Horror Film Attire Classic Hollywood Fashion Chaney's Legacy Ensemble Vintage Hollywood Wardrobe Silent Cinema Style Makeup Maestro Couture Hollywood Royalty Glam Chaney's Expressive Charm Cinematic Legacy Apparel Black and White Elegance

Silent Film Icon Couture Lon Chaney Sr. Tribute Attire Vintage Hollywood Elegance Master of Disguise Style Classic Cinema Chic Timeless Silver Screen Wardrobe Lon Chaney's Character Ensembles Hollywood Legend Couture Character Transformation Apparel Silent Film Era Fashion The Man of a Thousand Faces Look Chameleon of the Screen Wardrobe Vintage Film Star Charm

Silent film tribute Hollywood icon motif Classic cinema elegance Master of disguise Legendary actor charm Vintage Hollywood glamour Timeless film inspiration Cinematic nostalgia Phantom of the Opera motif Silver screen legend Vintage elegance Iconic character fashion

Spooky names

abbot and costello meet frankenstein pop fun art design

Spider Baby

The the line still gives us chills, all these years later.

Inspired by the opening title sequence

An artistically rendered movie still from the silent movie era version of Victor Sjöström (1924) directed by Victor Sjöström and starring Lon Chaney. This vintage movie art will make a great film geek gift.

Happy Halloween!

Once again, Lon Chaney goes to the Opera.

Can you see The Phantom and The Mummy? This image was created by artist Luis Diaz combining two classic images into one new one.

Things went awry when everybody in the whole cell block started dancing to the jailhouse rock.

"Feast your eyes! Glut your soul on my accursed ugliness!" -The Phantom

Awesome doll, wish it had a biting feature instead of the crushing arms! Always that weird eye, can hardly find one that looks normal, must be that Wolfman stare!

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

He’s hairy, he’s savage, he’s a deadly furball!

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

A colorful design featuring Lon Chaney Jr. Wolf Man make-up from Universal 1941 production.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

Lon Chaney in his iconic role as the Wolfman.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

"The Wolf Man" is a classic horror film released in 1941 and directed by George Waggner. It is a pivotal entry in the Universal Monsters series. The film stars Lon Chaney Jr. as Larry Talbot, who returns to his ancestral home in Wales and, after a fateful encounter with a wolf-like creature, becomes cursed to transform into a werewolf during the full moon. The movie explores themes of tragedy, transformation, and the fear of one's inner beast. It's known for its iconic makeup and special effects, setting a high standard for werewolf movies in the decades to come and becoming a timeless classic in the horror genre.

"The Wolf Man" is a classic horror film released in 1941 and directed by George Waggner. It is a pivotal entry in the Universal Monsters series. The film stars Lon Chaney Jr. as Larry Talbot, who returns to his ancestral home in Wales and, after a fateful encounter with a wolf-like creature, becomes cursed to transform into a werewolf during the full moon. The movie explores themes of tragedy, transformation, and the fear of one's inner beast. It's known for its iconic makeup and special effects, setting a high standard for werewolf movies in the decades to come and becoming a timeless classic in the horror genre.