MONSTERPALOOZA PIX!!!!!!!!!

[Mike Scott]

Someone had on a Death Studios Barlow mask, seemed quite impressed that I recognized it.

Because he didn't know you. 

[Doh!]

Nice adds, Sir!

[Sir Masksalot]

Thanks for all the replies, gents.



I didn't take pictures of everything in the Monsterpalooza Museum
but got what I wanted:

Just inside the entrance was Casey Wong's always outstanding display >





Further in were screen-used props presented by The Halloween Society >



Next to them were full sized figures by "Rubber Larry" and Godaiking Studios,
all adorned in screen-used costumes: Morticia Addams, Terminator stage 5,
and Luke Skywalker in his Bespin fatigues >



Masterworks by Casey Love >



A somewhat abbreviated version of the stage set originally built
for DonCon nine years ago >



The spectacular female Predator, a StudioAKI creation presented at "Vixen Venue" >



Full sized figures by BLoK4 Studios, representing characters from The Six
Million Dollar Man, Aurora Plastics, The Mummy's Tomb, Son of Frankenstein,
The Invisible Man, and Phantom of the Paradise >







Visit youtube for complete walking tours of the Monsterpalooza Museum.
There's a lot more to see!

[Mike Scott]

Lots of cool displays! Love that "Howling" looking werewolf!   

[Sir Masksalot]

   

Nosferatu  and Houdini  welcome you to the 2025 Monsterpalooza
Museum (their likenesses were recreated by Tony Candelaria).

Let's begin right at the very dawn of horror cinema >



I believe Blok4 Studios created this life-sized figure. Actually,
all the figures in this post are full-size >



Blok4 also had a presence in the dealers room, along with
a few more stunning figures for the Museum >

   

Nearby were figures from The Corpse Bride, a joint effort
by The Boo Crew and Spiral FX >



'A memorable scene from Frankenstein '31,
recreated by Nick Marra Studios >



'More to come, stand by ...

[Sir Masksalot]

KelG1 ought to appreciate this Vincent Price tribute,
contributed by Casey Wong and Patrick O'Donnell >



Across from it were two figures presented by Quantum Creation FX >



"The Night October Ends" offered up a mask tribute to the late Joe Riley >



'The prop double for Jack Pierce's Frankenstein, 
impressively presented >



'Various horror heads, reimagined and finished by David Haft Jr >







'Still more to come. 'Am having technical problems today

[Sir Masksalot]

I never found out who brought in this tribute to The Shining
but it gets my vote for "Most Macabre"  >



The walkthrough concluded with two final collections:
Vixen Venue's all female horrors ...



'Having trouble completing this post. Stand by.

[Mike Scott]

More great figures! Love the b/w Creature! The sitting Frankenstein is very lifelike. The thing is very cool (or, possibly frozen).

[Doh!]

Cool photos! Thanks for sharing.

[Sir Masksalot]

 Thanks for the replies, gents. 'Wish I could complete this post
but the site won't allow it. 'Something about "Internal Server Error" 

[Mike Scott]

'Something about "Internal Server Error" 

Try, try again!

[Sir Masksalot]

Try, try again!

I've been trying and trying for hours and hours, lol!
For whatever reason, this particular thread is not
accepting any more images from me. I'll have to post
my remaining few elsewhere.

[Mike Scott]

For whatever reason, this particular thread is not
accepting any more images from me.

Are you able to post photos in other threads?

[Sir Masksalot]

Are you able to post photos in other threads?

Yes, I just did in the Masks/Busts forum.

I'll try one more time: here's the exhibit I contributed
to last weekend's Museum  >

[Sir Masksalot]

Well whah d'ya know, it worked that time!