Post a Favorite Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy Images

[horrorhunter]

Forry stays abreast of the situation on the set of Village Of The Giants (1965).

[Memphremagog]

Raquel Welch poses in this publicity photo from FANTASTIC VOYAGE(1966)

[Memphremagog]

The Wolf Man(Lon Chaney,Jr.) mauls Dr.Edelman(Onslow Stevens) in HOUSE OF DRACULA(1945)

[Mike Scott]

"Lie down! You've been in an accident! I'm going for help."

[YoungestMonsterKid]

The Wolf Man(Lon Chaney,Jr.) mauls Dr.Edelman(Onslow Stevens) in HOUSE OF DRACULA(1945)

one thing I always noticed about him in that movie is that he has shoes
yeah, normally Wolfman's shoes just disapear (maybe he busts out of them like the Hulk?)
well other times his shoes are gone but when he changes back he has them
here he didn't even lose them when he changed though

[Mike Scott]

one thing I always noticed about him in that movie is that he has shoes

You sure those are shoes? Frankly, I'm not sure what the are?

[YoungestMonsterKid]

You sure those are shoes? Frankly, I'm not sure what the are?

What I mean is in all of House of Dracula he just has shoes. It's not the most visible in this still, though.

[Mike Scott]

It's not the most visible in this still, though.

Be sure to click for the large pic. It looks like his shoes are halfway morphed into WM feet. 

[Memphremagog]

What I mean is in all of House of Dracula he just has shoes. It's not the most visible in this still, though.

The only thing is that in HOD, the Wolf Man only has two scenes, one in the jail cell where Talbot had been talking with Dr.Edelmann with Inspector Holtz and Militza looking on(and we really dont see any shots of his feet when he transforms) but as the Wolf Man jumps around the cell at one point, he is seen to be sporting those werewolf feet in a very brief shot and then in the caverns beneath Edelmann's estate where he attacks him there are no shots of the Wolf Man's feet. However when he transforms back into Talbot, his bare feet are clearly visable.

[horrorhunter]

[Anton Phibes]

[Memphremagog]

Barbara Steele looking majestically gothic in BLACK SUNDAY(1960)

[Mike Scott]

Them's some freaky lookin' dogs!

[Anton Phibes]

[horrorhunter]

Them's some freaky lookin' dogs!

Here's another...from Zoltan, Hound Of Dracula (1977)