When in Hollywood: Icons of Darkness

[Doh!]

Took this exhibit in over the weekend, and had a great time. From the private collection of Richard Correll (Beaver's friend Richard from Leave It to Beaver), he has a most impressive collection of horror, comic book, and sci-fi items on display. Most of it screen-used (or taken from original molds), it's a guided tour of the collection. My group had a great tour guide: he said he's worked closely with Richard for the past 3 years, and seemed to know what he was talking about. The tours are scheduled for 30 minutes, but ours took closer to 50.

I give it two thumbs up!

https://www.iconsofdarkness.com/the-exhibit

[marsattacks666]

I think someone featured this on their YouTube channel.

[Doh!]

You are correct, sir:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfxUw2JozIc

[marsattacks666]

You are correct, sir:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfxUw2JozIc

Oh, yeah! The Grimm life collective. Great channel. Their adventures are legendary. Even in Hell.🤘🏻🔥

[Sir Masksalot]

'Great topic, D'oh. I took the tour, it was awesome! We made our unhurried way
through generous samplings from many popular genre franchises:

STAR WARS >

     


     


PLANET OF THE APES >

     


     


Marvel Superheroes >

     

TERMINATOR >

     


JURASSIC PARK >

     


     


ALIEN >

     


     


     


... and here's our main course for the U.M. Army >

     


     


     


     

[marsattacks666]

Great photos.

[Doh!]

MUCH better photos than mine! I'm considering going back to an actual camera, rather than fumbling with my iPhone each time.

[marsattacks666]

Time to make a trip to see that museum.