Halloween Avatars 2010

[similost]

The world isn't ready for any size version of yours..

 

[AnalogDigit]

I'm in but it's the same as last year's. It may be a regional thing, peculiar to Chicago though. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svengoolie)

Big fan of Svengoolie! :thmbsp:

 

[kangatoy]

okay so I thought I'd join the fun

 

[zenith2134]

^ There's mine

Happy Halloween

 

[phatster]

I think too much!

 

[stereofanboy]

I don't know, which one do you like?

 

[33&athird]

Have at least a temp. one up, maybe permanent...from "Hatchet for the honeymoon", a Mario Bava film. Great film, hilarious cover:yes:

EDIT;Scratch that, a still shot from "Dead alive", a Peter Jackson movie. Very gory, very funny. I may alternate between this and hatchet for the honeymoon, kinda like both...

here's both, not sized correctly.

 

[zenith2134]

Isn't the first one part of a painting by Bosch, stereofanboy?

 

[33&athird]

Isn't the first one part of a painting by Bosch, stereofanboy?

I was just looking that up!, it's not Bosch, not quite his style, a little dark (color wise), and not weird enough. The people look very similar though.

It's actually "Triumph of death" by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Here is the wiki page on it. Cool stuff, gotta love how gruesome medieval paintings were:yes:

EDIT; apparently, Hieronymus Bosch was a huge influence on Pieter Brugel, his art is actually incedibly similar, look up "Mad meg", it looks exactly like Bosch.

 

[clydeselsor]

Here's mine:

 

[75Center]

I'm in. Love this time of year.

 

[Bob Clobber]

Is that the doll from that "Night Gallery" episode with Karen Black? Scared the bejabbers out of me when I was a lad.

A made for TV movie called "Trilogy of Terror". I can't recall if there was a Night Gallery connection. I loved it when he was zipping around her apartment.

 

[JesusChrysler]

Gotta different shot of ol' Rawhead Rex.


Aah, great shctuff!


Matt

 

[stereofanboy]

I was just looking that up!, it's not Bosch, not quite his style, a little dark (color wise), and not weird enough. The people look very similar though.

It's actually "Triumph of death" by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Here is the wiki page on it. Cool stuff, gotta love how gruesome medieval paintings were:yes:

EDIT; apparently, Hieronymus Bosch was a huge influence on Pieter Brugel, his art is actually incedibly similar, look up "Mad meg", it looks exactly like Bosch.

What he said. Bruegel was apparently a ray of sunshine. Even his more pleasant seeming works, when examined closely have an element of creepiness.

The second picture was the back of a truck I was behind at a light. I don't know what business this guy is in, but beetles are apparently involved.

The third is my girlfriend's dog lunging in for a drive-by French kiss, always a scary sight.

 

[doucanoe]

done!

RC

 

[VintageFreq]

Wow!

Great bunch of avatars again! I'm gonna try this one this year!

Mike

 

[avionic]

I'm in..

 

[avionic]

Remember this creepy little guy?

Yep.Didn't it get chopped up by a ceiling fan..

 

[Stephen J]

I found a new one ^ ^ ^

Trick or Treat !

 

[jimfet]

Can't afford the trick, so I will take the treat.