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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!”
The Anaconda franchise is making its officially licensed Halloween attraction debut this Halloween at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Busch Gardens Williamsburg, we’ve learned.
This fall, Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens crosses into dangerous territory with the introduction of two all-new haunted houses inspired by the Sony Pictures movie, Anaconda.
While some stories stay on the screen, these slithering haunts pull guests inside…
Set in the world of Anaconda, guests are sent deep into the Amazon to search for a missing film crew, quickly turning into a fight for survival. At Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, guests will experience Anaconda: Fear Has No Escape and at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, visitors will encounter Anaconda: Dead on Arrival.
The haunted attractions offer two unique tales while honoring the legend of an iconic film. The all-new Anaconda inspired houses will premiere on September 11 at both parks.
“Our fans are always looking for new scares and bringing Anaconda to our Howl-O-Scream event elevates the experience at both Busch Gardens parks,” said Marc Swanson of United Parks & Resorts. “The addition of Anaconda, combined with new haunts and entertainment, will solidify Howl-O-Scream’s spot as one of the nation’s top Halloween events.”
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