31 to the 3rd Power - Day 11: An American Werewolf in London - (1981)

Over the next 31 days I plan on reviewing MY PERSONAL FAVORITE HORROR FILMS... and I am going to do it in exactly 31 words!

Today's Entry (10/11/16) - An American Werewolf In London (1981)



A classic in both script and visual execution, this is the SEMINAL werewolf film. Raucous comedy interwoven with pure terror, the effects hold up 35 years later! Best transformation scene EVER!

Artin' It Up: All Horror Week Edition (Finally Continued!) by Tommy Lombardozzi

Hey folks.

So, while I was sharing some all-new, exclusive artwork here on CCD for our annual All Halloween Week back in October, I got a little sidetracked with something called Superstorm Sandy. That twat of all twats!!! Aside from having my whole apartment destroyed and my life made into even more of a mess than it usually is, I was unable to share my last two pieces in that week-long series because my computer was submerged in salt and sewer water. Fun.

See more after the jump!

Anyway, after a few months of uncertainty, my man Joe Flesche (aka Joe Fletch), a computer whiz and good pal, notified me that my external hard drives were working. That means I did not lose all my artwork, photos, music, song lyrics, porno, documents, etc. RELIEF!!!

So without further ado, I present to you my last two All-Halloween Week horror-themed art!

First up is"NOSFERATU"!

This was done in ink and marker on comicbook backing board, in a sparse style, based on (what I believe is) the silver screen's first adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, 'Nosferatu'

And last but not least is a piece inspired by one of my all-time favorite movies (horoor or not), John Landis' Universal horror-comedy 'An American Werewolf in London'!

It's called "AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF (2012)"

This was an painstaking task. I did a very detailed pencil drawing (which I rarely ever do), and then inked it with inking markers. I then colored it with Photoshop, digitally, actually taking the colors from a still frame of the movie. This took me a long time to do, and I'm very happy with the end result. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it!

Well friends, that's that! Now on to 2013, bitches!!! I have some ideas brewing, and once I have a new computer, scanner, and new supplies, I will be doing some big things this year! Big Apple Comicon? NYCC?! Website overhaul?!? Stay tuned!! And as always, spread the word of CULTURAL COMPLUSIVE DISORDER!

Until next time, C.C.Degenerates...

...SMILE UP!
~TL

Editor's Note: get over to Tommy's website and buy some of his shit!!!! His art is amazing and is on sale for a good price, so make yourself useful and support a great local Brooklyn artist... 

An American Werewolf In London by Sean Hartter

When one of my favorite artists takes on one of my favorite movies, you just know that I have to post it. This is the case with my main man Sean Hartter taking on the seminal 80's classic horror film An American Werewolf in London. I have always loved John Landis's werewolf opus, but when it is immortalized in a fine piece of promotional art like this it makes me appreciate it that much more. Check the piece out after the jump...

Image Avalanche #3 by Cal

My boy Cal has decided to venture out of his secret Canadian Cave of Cool and decided to share some of his favorite images with us South of the Border. The subject matter of these images always vary, but one thing is absolutely certain: My man Cal has a keen eye for the coolest images out there on the 'Net! Click after the jump to be visually amazed by Cal's newest finds...