"Ghoulish" Gary Pullin is known for his original horror artwork, which has appeared on t-shirts, posters, magazines and more. His latest release is a new Fright Night poster that was released by Poster Collective. The poster is now available to order and there's also a purple metallic variant for those that prefer that version (seen below). Both posters meaure 18" x 24" and are limited edition releases. Here's what Gary Pullin had to say about working on this passion project:
"Tom Holland’s Fright Night quickly establishes that your cozy suburb town may not be the safest place to live after all and your neighbours may not be… human.
Fright Night is the benchmark film for 1980′s horror. It’s a fan favourite and for good reason – the film is a trick or treat bag brimming with ghoulish fun. It’s sharply written, rife with atmosphere and pitch black humour. It’s a spookshow through and through and provides some of the best examples of practical FX work ever created.
Growing up in the 1980s, the television was my window to not only many classic horror movies such as Fright Night, but also to the horror hosts and fiendish personalities that that gleefully introduced us to late night horrors via their cable access shows. I’ve always loved how Tom Holland played that up. The washed-up huckster horror host Peter Vincent, perfectly played by Roddy McDowall, is one of the most memorable “vampire killers” ever on screen.
For this newly inspired print, we wanted to try and capture some of those elements but also bring in something unexpected. We, the viewer, are the vampire next door, peering into Charley Brewster’s bedroom window. We are the threat, but he’s ready. He’s been watching FRIGHT NIGHT!
I also had a bit of fun hiding a few little details from the film, but we’re hoping you will invite this print into your home to find them all."
To learn more or pick these up for yourself, visit:
FRIGHT NIGHT Regular
FRIGHT NIGHT – Purple Metallic Variant
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