Mod-Gothic

The Gothic genre of film/ television/ media is so classy, spooky, and visually delicious. The 1960s represented a golden era for this genre. This is the focus of my interests and I have no shame in that.

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Dragonwyck (1946) dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz

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Vincent Price in full sfx makeup for House of Wax (1953)

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Vincent Price and Peter Cushing -

Madhouse (1974)

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Moon and woods. Various moonlight paintings by John Atkinson Grimshaw, ca. 1870.

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Hauntings - art by Edward Gorey (1968)

[ltwilliammowett]

A matte painting from the production of Peter Graham Scott's Hammer horror film Captain Clegg (1961)

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El Gato Gomez

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It’s been a dream, Lucia. And in the morning, and the years after, you’ll only remember it as a dream. And it’ll die, as all dreams must die at waking.

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) Dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz

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Disneyland - Pirates of the Caribbean

by Shag (Josh Agle)

( instagram @ theartistshag )

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PURPLE VELVET EVENING COAT, 1920s

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Antique 19th Century Victorian Doctor's Medicine Gilt Silver Poison Spoon

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Wilhelm Schulz (1865–1952), “Die Konferenz in Spaa”

Spa Conference in Belgium on July 4 1920 was the first post-war meeting, including representatives from Germany, since Treaty of Versailles.

from “Simplicissimus” Vol. 25 #13, June 23, 1920

source

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Kate Bush dressed as a bat for her 1980 single “Breathing”.

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The Haunted Palace (1963) dir. Roger Corman