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Jerzy Kawalerowicz, {1961} Matka Joanna od Aniołów (Mother Joan Of The Angels)

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Mecki der Igel und seine Abenteuer

Ein Puppenfilm von Gebrüder Diehl

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The Loreley’s Grasp // 1973

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Me, five seconds after running out of hand cream

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ハウス House (1977) dir. Nobuhiko Obayashi

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Sledgehammer - Clock Tower 3 (PS2)

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Alyssa where are you???

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Poor ghost who can’t play hide and seek…

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Leonora Carrington and Alejandro Jodorowsky, Penelope, 1957

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Happy Birthday to William Henry Pratt, better known as Boris Karloff (November 23 1887 – February 2 1969).

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“What’s the matter, my dear, don’t you like your toys?”

This spectacular cosplay of Agnes, The Junk Lady from Labyrinth, is the latest awesome creation of Jen Yates of Epbot (previously featured here) and her husband John. They recently debuted Agnes at Megacon, taking turns wearing the costume around the convention, and won Best In Show at the MegaCon costume contest. 

Visit Epbot to get a good look at all the details Jen and John painstakingly packed into this costume. The even incorporated the he little blue “Ello!” worm riding on the back of Agnes’ junk pile:

But photos alone don’t do justice to this amazing cosplay. To fully appreciate it you must witness Agnes in motion:

And boy, how she Dance Magic-dances:

A video posted by Jen Yates (@epbot) on May 28, 2016 at 8:39pm PDT

Visit Epbot to read all about how Jen and John created this outstanding costume as well as their experience at Megacon.

Top photos by @Dwayne1977, all the rest by Epbot.

[via Fashionably Geek]

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The unique collection of specimens of Crypto-naturalist, Fringe Zoologist and Xeno -Archeologist Thomas Merrylin.

For more info, please visit: http://www.merrylinmuseum.com/

Credits to the photographer Alex CF 2014. http://alexcf.com/

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fallen angels

Vincent of Beauvais, Speculum historiale, Bruges ca. 1455

BnF, Français 308, fol. 13r

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During the late 60's and early 70's, photographer Arthur Tress asked children to describe their nightmares and fantasies. Then he recreated them into these particularly unnerving staged images.

The resulting series, first displayed in a show called “Daymares” is a fantastic and haunting look at the inner mind of the child. Dreams like falling, monsters, and being buried alive are played out in a safe, daytime world – often by the very child who imagined it.

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Kewpie doll ! 

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you always were a kidder, steve!

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Hideshi Hino

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