Artist Unknown
This is from 1985 and I guess the lesson of this film is don’t play with cards that have “SATAN” written across the front of them. This poster actually looks like it could just as easily be the cover of a R.L. Stine or a Christopher Pike novel. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist responsible is unknown.
Artist Unknown
This poster art is for a film that was released in 1971. I don’t know much about the movie but I know that snakes are scary, especially the big ones that slither on you while you’re relaxing in a coffin. Unfortunately, I do not know the name of the artist responsible for this memorable poster.
by Erin Nicole
I took this picture a few years ago, on a foggy October morning. Usually, this is a normal-looking neighborhood but, on that morning, it looked creepy so I had to get out there with my camera and get some pictures of it all. We had many mornings like this that October. We’ll probably have even more this October.
Artist Unknown
With Halloween is right around the corner and the annual TSL Horrorthon starting tomorrow. this just feels like the right cover for today. Unfortunately, the identities of both the artist and the ghost are not known.
Artist Unknown
This is from 1963. There’s a new man in the house and he’s serving drinks. It’s good to stay useful. The artist is unknown. I know it looks like there might be signature on the cover but I think that’s actually something that a previous owner wrote on it. Why anyone would ruin a cover by doing that, I don’t know. It actually makes me a little mad.
by George Gross
This is from 1950. The cover done by George Gross. I like her shoes but I don’t think she should be wearing them on the couch.
by Griffith Foxley
They’re not lost, they’re just floating in front of that skyscraper. It’s a strange cover but I like it. The artist behind this striking imagery was Griffith Foxley.
by Robert McGinnis
Someone’s getting a divorce if he doesn’t put down that paper right this minute. This book was originally published in 1959. though I believe this cover is from a later edition. The artist is the prolific Robert McGinnis.
by Mitchell Hooks
This book was originally published in 1955 but I’m not sure which edition this cover was done for. The artwork was done by Mitchell Hooks, whose signature is visible on the left hand side of the cover.
Through the Shattered Lens 