Monsters And Maniacs Tapestries

Pluto from the worthy remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" (2006).

The worst vacation rental experience you'll ever have is courtesy of Gracie Gillam's great performance as Rebecca in Shudder's "Superhost".

The basket bound twin of Duane Bradley, Belial, is now part of the family.

From the "Feast" trilogy it's the vicious and constantly horned out Feast Beast. P.S. - all three of the flicks are an absolute blast.

A couple of the sexed up monks from (the basically a porno/horror - or porror), "Mansion Of The Living Dead".

The dead, vengeful showman from 1983's "Frightmare" is now part of the crew.

From the original Thanksgiving horror flick, this is Terry Simmons of 1987's ridiculous "Blood Rage".

From the schlocky flick "I Was A Teenage Frankenstein", it's the inimitable, Bob.

From Fritz Lang's iommortal, "Metropolis", it's the mad scientist, Erfinder C.A. Rotwang, here to unleash hell onto the upper world!

Retro Octaman Cult Classic Horror Monster Fan Art

The intentionally catatonic (for some reason) Grandpa Chapman from "Silent Night, Deadly Night".

"Monstera Leaf Watercolor" is a beautiful and artistic design featuring the popular monstera leaf, rendered in a vibrant watercolor style. The design captures the organic and tropical essence of the monstera leaf, with its distinctive large, heart-shaped leaves and intricate patterns. The watercolor technique adds a soft and fluid touch, creating a sense of depth and movement within the design. The colors used in the watercolor palette are rich and vivid, enhancing the natural beauty of the monstera leaf. This design is perfect for those who appreciate botanical and nature-inspired artwork, adding a touch of elegance and serenity to any space or product.

From Rob Zombie's "House Of 1000 Corpses", it's Karen Black as the original Mother Firefly.

Here's Fats from the Anthony Hopkins flick, "Magic".

Ralph Fiennes as the meticulous and murderous, Chef Julian Slowik from "The Menu".

From John Carpenter's absolute classic, "They Live", is the second Fasincator (yep, according to the comic adaptation that's their name) I've done. If you haven't seen this movie, I'm not sure you're living your life correctly.

From 2001's "Valentine", it's Adam Carr here to ruin your February.

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

Mask Up and Monster out with our new mask design

From the underrated modern day slasher "Hell Fest", it's the unknown, unnamed and unseen killer The Other.

The late, great Stephen Furst as Junior Keller from 1980's "The Unseen".

Fire Zombie!

Pal Monster

The infamous and mildly powerful atomic mutation otherwise known as Mant from the little hidden gem, "Matinee".

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

Cute and funny monster design.

Monster

A depiction of Borderline Mania in symbolic form

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!

The cute little ballerina (Sugarplum Fairy) from the brilliant "Cabin In The Woods". She may be all-mouth, but she's got the appetite to match.

From a now pretty obscure flick, "Brainscan", the Trickster was a combo demon, overly glammy heavy metal middle-aged guy that would pop out of a video game and kinda mess with ya just a bit. Perfect for a shirt 'n' stuff.

Monster Lava is here !

From a little flcik called "Color Me Blood Red" about an artist who acquires a bit of an affinity for using blood as paint. Sound about right for '60s horror right?

From the 1981 spoof, "Saturday The 14th", it's the not-so-menacing Tub Creature.

From one of the lesser known (or paid attention to) Clive Barker flicks, "Lord Of Illusions", it's Nix, the evil once-buried sorcerer with a penchant for keeping fairly un-showered.

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