Boris Karloff Magnets

Here is something fun!

Moonlit prince of darkness.

Bride of Frankenstein Artwork by Allie Hartley

What's more fun than Halloween? How about Halloween on a roller coaster! Your favorite Universal Monsters are all here - Count Dracula, Bride of Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, Frankenstein's Monster, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and even a surprise hiding way in the back. Make it Halloween all year 'round with this design!

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

THE HORROR IS ELECTRIFYING!

Bedlam (1946) 1

Tribute to The Great Frankenstein's Boris Karloff

Bela Lugosi - The Ape Man Tribute.

This famous monster is ready to make your friends shudder in fright! Inspired by the great rubber monster mask ads of yesteryear. Illustrated by Stephen Vincent.

Spooky Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Sign.

Frankenstein's monster in the iconic scene from an 80's teenage classic.

The 4 horsemen

Frankenstein Colorful Pop Art by artist Stephen Chambers/Pop Factory

White Zombie Movie Poster

Italian title of the 1957 horror film Voodoo Island.

Boris Karloff in one of his iconic roles.

Son Of Frankenstein - Basil Rathbone - Monster Madness.

Choose Frankenstein, choose violence!

Boris Karloff in his iconic role as Imhotep the mummy.

The beast of many colors.

the mummy

A fun Dracula design with the CLASSIC Bela Lugosi!:)

Franken Ghoul is ready for a swinigin' time.

Monster Labs

Want to add some fright to your wardrobe, home or give as a gift?! This poster will do the trick! Based off Edgar Allen Poe's "The Black Cat", Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi teamed up to star in the black and white film bearing the same name. Digitally restored by me by hand, this poster print is sure to add some excitement and mystery wherever it goes!

3d Mummy art

From Universal horror, Frankenstein's monster is world known as one of the main monsters of all time, at least, the most fabulous one.

Boris Karloff in the Mummy vintage movie poster

Nothing further from reality, Boris Karloff is remembered as a gentleman, who instead of giving scares, distributed generosity. Surely, his Frankenstein character that rolled thanks to Bela Lugosi rejected the role is his most transcended interpretation, but one must also remember that Imhotep, was another of his starring roles in the mummy's movie. Imhotep is considered the first polymath, wise in different fields of science, arts and humanities. Here is a memory for this universal Brit.

A classic portrait of a classic Universal Monster.

I've always felt that Frankenstein's monster and the Terminator were kindred spirits.

I like to imagine that after the initial meeting between Frankenstein's monsters, they eventually discovered that they had a lot in common, With a few dance lessons and formal attire, they developed a deeper appreciation toward each other and lived on to become the greatest love story of the centrury.

Frankenstein love

Film Title Series

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