If these sewer dwellers ever came up through my toilet, it would scare the sh*t out of me….literally.
You know what? I think Gizmo actually liked being exposed to water. I’d put money on him actually taking some sort of sick pleasure out of giving birth out of his back as well as the chaos that his actions wrought. Little bastard. -mike
I think slimer would appreciate the table cloth trick.
“I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe.”
Roy Batty… a metaphorical perversion and most certainly capable of horrific acts there is no doubt that he can be defined as a monster. I won’t spoil the film for those who haven’t seen it, but his part in the end of the film is what makes this movie great. Deckard can go to hell. -mike
Was RJ MacReady actually The Thing? WHO CARES, Kurt Russell’s hair was fabulous in this movie and he is the only person in the world who can pull off the “giant sunglasses” look.
I shouldn’t drink and draw. -mike
Little Shop of Horrors, Part B. This was a sketch I did while brainstorming ideas for my painting. I didn’t end up including Dr. Orin Scrivello, DDS in the final, but he is undoubtedly the scariest monster in that movie. When he has the gas mask on, laughing slowly and stupidly as he approaches Seymore to rip his teeth out…eep! No matter how awesome his song was, that’s pee-your-pants scary!
It’s a Fanartica Halloween countdown! What better way to honor our beloved spooky holiday than to scribble out our favorite 80s movie monsters! (Because 50s B-movie monsters are so mainstream, amirite?)
So gear yourself up for some Teen Wolf and the first remake of The Thing, ‘cause it’s on!