Andysocial Tapestries

Even the late great Martin Landau took a spin as a psycho killer as Byron "Preacher" Sutcliffe in 1982's "Alone In The Dark".

The original and still the best.

Andy Rose Number 15 Jersey Vancouver Whitecaps FC Inspired

From the NASL, it's the logo for the Rochester Lancers

One of the very few Canadian teams in the NASL, the Montreal Manic

The unnamed, unknown, glowing blue-toothed aliens from "Attack The Block" are some badass interplanetary monsters. But not so bad they can't be contained by your shirt.

From one of Wes Craven's best flicks (in my opinion), "The Serpent & The Rainbow" this is the voodoo badass Dargent Peytraud.

Tiny little evil Gage Creed back from the "Pet Sematary" with a real distaste for in-tact Achilles tendons.

The legendary Gerald Okamura from the equally legendary "Big Trouble In Little China".

From Tobe Hooper's "tweener" flick, this is Judd, the worst/best alligator handler ever from "Eaten Alive".

From interior design to summoning the dead, Beetlejuice's Otho is a jackass of all trades.

From (for my money better than "Get Out") Jordan Peele's "Us", this is Lupita N'Yongo as Adelaide or Red, depending on who you want it to be.

"robocop"'s Emil got what was coming to him when he got turned into a moaning pile of melting human goo.

Allison Williams as the deceivingly cool Rose Armitage from Jordan Peele's new classic, "Get Out". P.S. - Milk sucks,

Several have tried, some have come close, but the original from the 1931 Universal classic is still the best to this day.

One of the more ornate and odd logos of the NASL.

From a movie that I may be one of the few who actually know of if - this is Petro from 1942's "The Mad Monster".

Alan Maxson as the born-to-serve android, Patina.

From "It's Alive", it's the uber-buff mutant Davis Baby that terrorized LA - for a little bit at least.

Another great old logo / team from the old NASL - the Houston Hurricane.

Direct from The Furher and "Insidious", it's the Lipstick Face Demon.

From the "Happy Death Day" duology, it's the Babyface Killer.

Stirba, the werewolf queen from the 09 minute non-sequitur, "Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf".

Jesse here is from the movie with werewolf grandmas, Hitler, vastly misunderstood definitions of what hard rock is, hillbillies and montages aplenty, "Hard Rock Zombies".

Killer monkeys like Ella from "Monkey Shines" can be murderous nutbags too.

The late Joe Spinell as Frank Zito in the original and brutal "Maniac".

From John Landis's first feature, "Schlock", it's the titular banana killer himself, Schlock.

From "Laid To Rest", it's the stylish and brutal Chromeskull.

A little commissioned piece of the immortal Malcolm McDowell in "The Employer".

A classic amongst classic the original "The Fly" from 1958 still stands up today as one of the greats.

From t he 2003 remake, Crisping Glover as "Willard".

Donald Kohler from the often not seen (maybe that's a good thing), "Don't Go In The House".

The gaunt and pretty well messed up Deborah Logan from "The Taking Of Deborah Logan".

The iconic Derek Mears as Butch from "#FromJennifer".

No self-respecting schlock / horror / sci-fi fan won't want to have a piece 1953's "Robot Monster" hangin' off of 'em. Here's Ro-Man in all his ape suit spaceman glory!

From "The Void", it's the mysterious and pretty whacked out cultists.