The Diabolical Diagram Of Movie Monsters

Happy Halloween from the pop culture taxologists, Pop Chart Lab. They not only do the Monster Mash, they can classify everyone there.

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How-To Guide To Kill A Monster

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Classic Movie Monsters From The 1970s

How-To Guide To Kill A Monster

Print this out and hang it on your wall for quick reference. It contains important information, especially regrading monster's nards. (Wolfman's Got Nards by Dave Perillo)

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Haircut For The Wolfman

Classic Movie Monsters From The 1970s

Monsters Can't Hold Their Liquor

Haircut For The Wolfman

A lycanthrope's a hairy beast, so who better to try out a new style? Pop artist Casey Weldon gives the Wolfman enough new hairdos to last three years of full moons. The afro suits him best — very '70s. Click through for full-size versions of each cut. (Link via pacalin)

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Classic Movie Monsters From The 1970s

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Classic Movie Monsters From The 1970s

When you're this groovy, they call you Frankie. Pop artist Johnny Sampson imagines what classic movie monsters might look like, circa 1974. Right on! For the Horrorwood show at the WWA gallery that pays homage to the horror film genre.

The Creature

The Wolfman

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Cereal Mascots In Real Life

Cereal Mascots In Real Life

"General Mills cereal monsters meets the Universal monsters in a mash-up of epic proportions! Eat them...before they eat you." Source of 5 Essential Nutrients by Jason Edmiston. (Link via Super Punch)

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Beast Of Pop Culture Revelation

"And the dragon stood on the shore of the sea. And I saw a beast coming out of the sea. He had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on his horns, and on each head a blasphemous name..." Revelations 13:1

Pop artist Augie Pagan imagines what just such a pop culture beast would look like and the result is terrifying. From right to left:

1. Star Trek Gorn
2. Tuan-Taun from Empire Strikes Back
3. & 4. Dragon and Cyclops from The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad
5. One of the Ghidora heads from Godzilla.
6. The Mugato from classic Trek series.
7. The Terror Dogs from Ghostbusters.

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Monsters Can't Hold Their Liquor

The zombies were having fun
The party had just begun
The guests included Wolf Man
Dracula and his son

The end of the Monster Mash was a boozy mess. (Drunk Frankenstein and Drunk Wolfman by Nathan Stapley, featured in the Amicvs Monstrvm exhibit at Gallery1988.)

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How To Spot A Wolfman
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How To Spot A Wolfman

National Post Monsterologist Andrew Barr presents a short guide to the horrible, furry monster know as The Wolfman, including a few facts to help you in the event you come face to furry face with the full-moon-loving friend.

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Away In A Monster Mash

While I'm told Jesus is the Reason for the Season, during the 12 Days of Popped Culture Christmas, we do things a little differently. Day Nine brings us a charming Nativity scene of the Virgin Bride as Mary, Frankenstein's monster as Joseph. They are surrounded by Dracula, the Wolfman and the Creature From the Black Lagoon as, I assume, the Three Wise Men. (I can't find the original on this, but the link is via Jesus Is Love)

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Mornin' Sam, Mornin' Ralph

Like Ralph the Wolf and Sam Sheepdog, even Godzilla and Ultraman need to take a break from decimating Tokyo. From Evan Ferstenfeld and Jordan Marzuki at Made With Awesome.

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Furry Happy Monsters
Heeere's Cookie Monster!
Evil Comes In All Shapes And Sizes

Evil Comes In All Shapes And Sizes

Evil movie monsters, from smallest to tallest: Chucky, Wicked Witch of the West, Tyrannosaurus Rex, King Kong, Rancor, Maegatron, 50 Foot Woman, Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, Tripod, Gozilla, and Cloverfild monster. From graphic designer Sean Mort.

Sure puts King Kong in perspective. What a shorty. (Link via BuzzFeed)

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