Horror
The masks and monsters. Adult sizing — not carried on the kids pages.
Adult sizing. These characters come from films and books made for adults. They are deliberately kept off the kids pages, even where children’s sizes are manufactured.
Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice inverts its genre completely.
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Chucky
Horror Icons
Don Mancini wrote Child's Play as satire before it was horror.
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Count Dracula
Universal Monsters
Bram Stoker's 1897 novel did not invent the vampire but it fixed almost everything modern audiences assume about them.
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Frankenstein's Monster
Universal Monsters
Mary Shelley was eighteen when she began Frankenstein.
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Freddy Krueger
Horror Icons
Freddy Krueger is the slasher villain who talks.
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Ghostface
Horror Icons
Ghostface is not a person, and that is the design.
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Jason Voorhees
Horror Icons
Two things about Jason Voorhees are routinely misremembered, and both are worth stating.
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Jigsaw
Horror Icons
Saw was made for around a million dollars by two Australians in their twenties.
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Leatherface
Horror Icons
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre predates Halloween by four years and effectively wrote the rulebook the…
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Michael Myers
Horror Icons
The mask that defines the entire slasher genre cost about two dollars.
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Pennywise
Horror Icons
Pennywise is a shape the creature wears rather than the creature itself.
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The Wolf Man
Universal Monsters
Almost everything popularly believed about werewolves was invented for this film in 1941.
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The Xenomorph
Alien
The Xenomorph is the most influential creature design in science-fiction cinema.
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