Album: THE HAUNTED HOUSE (Halloween, Horror & More)

Description: 1986 standing movie theater display art

Description: The 1979 classic

Description: The 1962 classic

Description: The eeriest advice column ever!

Description: 1970s Halloween decoration

Description: mid-century Beistle artwork

Description: The 1978 classic

Description: Don't lose it!!

Description: The Goth pioneers

Description: Misfits, Droogs, Big Boys and Offenders at The Ritz 1983

Description: This was the night of the CRAWLING TERROR!

Description: 1975 Poster

Description: 1967 Poster Artwork

Description: 1968 Movie Poster of the Rankin Bass cult classic!

Description: Drac, Wolfie, Frankie, Ratso and Batso rock out with the Spirits of '76!

Description: Blactastic movie poster artwork. Perfect for Halloween and all year long!

Description: This 1982 rare album cover is SCAAAAARY!

Description: Cult classic horror comedy Toho film

Description: Remember these decorations? They're back to make sure you have a Happy Halloween!

Description: Classic 1970s 'melted' plastic decoration!

Description: 1979 horror classic

Description: 1974 artwork

Description: Movie poster

Description: 1973 dayglo Halloween Decoration. Badass all year round!

Description: 1973 British cult horror film

Description: Original artwork inspired by the classic 1971 opening of the WPIX Channel 11 horror movie series.

Description: The classic window decorations of yore!

Description: The opening credits of the classic WPIX Channel 11 horror movie show from the 70s!

Description: Mr. Myers would like to speak with you.

Description: The Fury of the Wolfman en Español!

Description: 1979 movie poster

Description: It's not a costume!

Description: They're cavemen AND monsters!

Description: The cover of the infamous pamphlet from 1975 that has become part of New York City history. Read more about it here: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/may/18/welcome-to-fear-city-the-inside-story-of-new-yorks-civil-war-40-years-on

Description: From the 1980s "Home Taping Is Killing Music" campaign by the British Phonographic Industry

Description: The iconic skull.