Category: Horror Art

If you’ve spent any time at all on HorrorFam.com, you’ve read an article or review by Christi Bandy. Now, see her face and hear her voice!

Horror writer/artist Skyla Macy talks about her weekly newsletter, her analog horror series on YouTube, her horror-themed art and cosplays, as well as how horror runs in her bloodline!

Artist Stephen Bell aka Novelties by STEXE shares how he transitioned from his modelmaking work for Natural History Museums into creating wonderfully fun novelties for B-movie horror fans!

Multi-talented artist Mark Enright shares how he got started creating latex Halloween masks, his best tips for carving amazing Jack-o-Lanterns, why his mask & novelties business is called Mortar Heads, and how he found his love for horror.

The EC horror comics of the 1950s are being reprinted yet again! Frank Spear reviews the 2020’s “EC Archives” collections and offers commentary on nine (out of 72!) of his favorite stories from the first three volumes. WARNING:75-year-old spoilers ahead!!

Robert Tharp, a real-life monster maker with decades of experience, shares his thoughts on portrayals of Frankenstein’s monster in movies, masks, and more!

Here are the new & upcoming indie horror creations for September-December 2024 from the HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in 2025…?

Horror author AJ Spencer chats about growing up with horror in the ’90s, challenges for horror fan parents nowadays, and all about his newest zombie-themed YA novel Electric Eyes!!

July 26th marks the birth of Stanley Kubrick, director of The Shining (1980) starring Jack Nicholson! To celebrate, JacksGoldRoom is giving one lucky HorrorFam.com reader a chance to become a permanent “guest” of the Overlook.

This week’s post is heavy on photos and low on reading or thinking: Lauren Spear gives some love to the most aesthetically awesome monsters from 1980’s creature features!

60 years ago on August 11, 1963, Ishirō Honda’s Matango/Attack of the Mushroom People was released! Join us as we celebrate this Japanese horror gem! (Also includes a mini interview with artist Cathy Tharp about her stunning fan art mask!!)

NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth) sent Lauren Spear 14 short horror films made by filmmakers age 24 and under. You’re going to want to keep an eye on these young creators!!