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Artwork from Gallery 1988’s Annual Horror Movie Exhibit Available Now
Original artwork and prints from Gallery 1988‘s annual “Cover Your Eyes” horror movie art exhibit are now available online.
I’ve highlighted 15 pieces below, but there are many more to see on the website.
- Annihilation by Sam Violet
- The Bride of Frankenstein by Stephen Andrade
- Carrie by Viridian Van Buskirk
- Goosebumps by Kevin Tiernan
- Hocus Pocus by Shane Houston
- IT by Carrie Anne Hudson
- Michael Myers vs. Ghostface by Andy Stattmiller
- Scream by Steve Chesworth
- Shadow of the Vampire by Danny Beckwith
- The Shining by Luke T. Benson
- The Substance by Amanda Jablonka
- Suspiria by Michael Stiles
- Terrifier by The Bots
- Weapons by Zita Walker
- The Witch by Shane Lewis
Gallery 1988 writes, “Like a malevolent spirit that can’t stop haunting our ‘Cover Your Eyes’ show is back! A group show dedicated to the monsters, slashers, thrillers and killers of horror films that make us shriek and toil into the night. We hope you enjoy this cabinet of creepiness that includes the classic monsters we grew up with to the frightful icons of modern cinema!”
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Halloween Horror Nights 2026 Celebrates the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, with New Haunted House
What’s Halloween without the Prince of Darkness? Get ready to let the madness begin; Halloween Horror Nights has just announced a brand new house inspired by Ozzy Osbourne.
Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness takes shape as the newest Halloween Horror Nights haunted house, beginning August 28 at Universal Orlando Resort and September 3 at Universal Studios Hollywood.
As for what to expect? “Ozzy Osbourne’s shocking image was as haunting as his heavy metal hits. Now you’ll enter the Prince of Darkness’s kingdom where music and mayhem collide — and everything’s gone off the rails. Veer through a decaying world ripped straight from Ozzy’s lyrics in this haunted house inspired by one of rock ‘n’ roll’s greatest legends. Let the madness begin!“
The announcement arrives just past the one-year anniversary of the rock legend’s passing on June 22, 2025. Osbourne is credited with pioneering heavy metal music, beginning with the band he co-founded in 1968, Black Sabbath. The band’s name was inspired by Mario Bava’s gothic horror classic of the same name.
The new house joins an already packed lineup that includes haunted attractions for Sinners, Hellraiser, H.R. Bloodengutz Presents: A Halloween Fright-Tacular!, and so much more.
Halloween Horror Nights runs select nights at Universal Orlando Resort from Friday, August 28 through Sunday, November 1, and at Universal Studios Hollywood from Thursday, September 3 through Sunday, November 1. Additional haunted houses will be revealed soon, with previous announcements including Sinners, Stranger Things 5, and Hellraiser.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit http://www.HalloweenHorrorNights.com.
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