Category: Creepy Crafters
Creepy Crafters: Laugh Clown Laugh
Howdy Folks, Dixie Dellamorto here with another installment of Creepy Crafters and Handmade Thing Makers! This time we’re going to focus on one of my favorite exploitation legends, Sid Haig… More specifically his character Captain Spaulding from the popular Rob Zombie films House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil’s Rejects. Each item was selected from members of the Etsy Massacre Team! Captain Spaulding 8×10 Horror art Print by MaxBlackHeart. The print portrays this old clown in vivid color and extreme detail. A must have for creepy clown enthusiasts and lovers of fine lowbrow art — Plus it’s only $10!…
Tasty review by Lunchmeat of our VHS Secret Stash Boxes!
Lunchmeat, an independently printed magazine that celebrates the obscure and esoteric in cinema, has done a nice write up on their Blog about our VHS Secret Stash Boxes! Lunchmeat has a central focus on the wonderful and weird world of the VHS format, publishing reviews of hard-to-find VHS tapes, interviews and articles featuring actors, directors and other creative personalities, along with lots of fun features on all things bizarre residing in the fantastic world of under-appreciated cinema.
Creepy Crafters Clean Up Their Act
Where do you spend most of your time in the morning? Where do you apply your makeup and make sure your fangs are on straight? Where do you get clean? Where do you read your favorite Horror Magazines? Well, if you’re anything like us, you answered “The Can”, “The John”, “The Lavatory”, “Water Closet”, “Outhouse”, or even just “the Bathroom”. But are you tired of it being just the place where you do your hair, brush your teeth, and do your business (and we think you know what we mean)? Well Creepy Crafters is cleaning up our act and bringing…
Creepy Crafters: Cramp Your Style Edition
It’s easy for us to say that The Cramps are one of the most influential punk bands of all time. The husband and wife duo of singer Lux Interior and lead guitarist Poison Ivy were horror enthusiasts who could have been horror hosts had they not been so talented – er – musically talented. Their songs were primarily about cult movies, monsters, sex, fashion and horror hosts — specifically Ohio hosts such as Ghoulardi and The Mad Daddy. Here is the Music Player. You need to installl flash player to show this cool thing! Punk Rock is an expression of rebellion and DIY attitude and…