Andysocial Tapestries

Description: The iconic alien from John Carpenter's masterpiece, "They Live".

Description: The Shogun Of Harlem from 1985's "The Last Dragon" is now here to shut yo' mouth and show you who the real Masta of 19080's blaxploitation karate movies is.

Description: Warwick Davis as the time and space traveling Leprechaun.

Description: My favorite character from the 1987 classic, "Predator".

Description: My favorite incarnation of Jason, as the sack head from "Friday The 13th Part 2".

Description: David Lee Roth from his iconic album cover for "Eat 'Em And Smile"

Description: From "Pet Sematary" and the creepiest scene(s) in the movie, it's the sickly Zelda Goldman.

Description: Dan Aykroyd as Judge Alvin Valkenheiser from the often maligned, but super enjoyable, "Nothing But Trouble".

Description: From John Carpenter's absolute classic, "They Live", is the second Fasincator (yep, according to the comic adaptation that's their name) I've done. If you haven't seen this movie, I'm not sure you're living your life correctly.

Description: Otherwise known as "The Hitchhiker" from Tobe Hooper masterpiece. "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".

Description: Bill Murray as the legendary Ernie McCracken from the classic, "Kingpin:

Description: After long last, Sark is joining the conscripts.

Description: Another one of the Canadian teams from the old NASL.

Description: Little Mike Myers after his first strike as a tiny kid.

Description: There is no TV show, there is only one "Time Bandits". The 1981 Terry Gilliam classic stands alone as a beacon of perfectly quirky time travel hijinks. And just as perfect is the always awesome David Warner as "Evil Genius".

Description: Thomas Rollins & Freddy Perkins, two clown / cult member / ghouls that haunt and serve The Abaddon Hotel and The Carmichael Manor from the "Hell House LLC" series.

Description: The villain aside the other villains, Buddy Repperton, from the Carpenter / King collaboration, "Christine".

Description: From the 1986 road trip classic, it's the late great Rutger Hauer as John Ryder from "The Hitcher"

Description: The aptly named Grandpa of the direct-to-video schlock-fest, "Hack O' Lantern".

Description: Some monsters work at the DMV. Case in point, Miss Hellberg from 1988's "License To Drive".

Description: From Rob Zombie's incarnation of "Halloween", it's the towering Tyler Mane as the masked killer.

Description: Killer monkeys like Ella from "Monkey Shines" can be murderous nutbags too.

Description: If you don't k now how this is, you need to do some serious cinematic homework. It's Margaret Hamilton as the film's best witch of all-time, the Wicked With Of The West from "Wizard Of Oz".

Description: How can you not want a shirt of one of the coolest gangs in movie history? The Baseball Furies from "The Warriors" are simply awesome. And if you're nice I'll get a couple other versions of these guys up here as well.

Description: From one of the most famous episodes of my favorite TV show of all time, "The Twilight Zone" - this is one of the intergalactic chefs known as a Kanamit.

Description: From the first and best "Scream" movie it's Billy & Stu, the original Ghost Face killers.

Description: Everyone's favorite mutant Martian cab driver, Benny, is here from the 1990 classic, "Total Recall".

Description: You mess with the wrong people, and you'll incur the wrath of... "him"!

Description: Alfred Molina as the manic Rahad Jackson from the always great "Boogie Nights".

Description: From the bowels of 1930's suburbia comes the menacing Scut Farkus, here to ruin your Christmas.

Description: Not all crazed murderers come from horror movies. Whitey Jackson here is from the 1978 comedy/thriller "Foul Play".

Description: The relentless Hitchhiker from "Creepshow 2" has joined the party.

Description: The tall, thin, smirk-laden Chauffeur from "Burnt Offerings".

Description: Dipping back into "The Cabin In The Woods". here's the terrorizing Werewolf let loose on the world.

Description: From the "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" episode "Hush", it's one of the Gentlemen.

Description: Joan Crawford from "Mommie Dearest" proves that not all lunatics are in horror flicks.