Artist Shows Actors Side By Side With Their Creepy Roles (18 Pics)
Interview With ArtistThere are many creepy characters out there. Many of them are unrecognizable because of the heavy makeup, masks, or SFX on them. So the owner of Fxattics Studios, Angela Norris from Brooklyn, decided to show the actors that played these famous masked roles.
Angela edited the actors next to the creepy characters so they would stand side by side. That way it's simple to see how much work and effort went into making these celebrities look completely different. Angela told Bored Panda: "I am the owner of Fxattics Studios, where I make props and Halloween masks, so I'm always trying to create works of art to increase my likes and views on the page. I had the idea to do the montage with the clown Twisty as many people don't know that he is John Carroll Lynch from the show Drew Carey. My followers liked the idea and I kept doing it."
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Lord Of Darkness, Pennywise And Frank N. Furter By Tim Curry From "Legend," "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" And "It"
I also loved his Cardinal Richelieu from The Three Musketeers. He showed me that red capes are also worn by bad guys.
Beetlejuice And Michael Keaton From "Beetlejuice"
Freddy Krueger And Robert Englund From "A Nightmare On Elm Street"
Pennywise And Bill Skarsgård From "It"
Fun fact: The lazy eye in Pennywise was not done post production, Bill had a lazy eye as a child and trained himself to hold his eye correctly. All he had to do was let his muscles relax on that side to create the effect.
Samara And Daveigh Chase From "The Ring"
Twisty The Clown And John Carroll Lynch From "American Horror Story"
Predator And Big Foot By, Kevin Peter Hall From "The Predator" And "Harry And The Hendersons"
Chucky And Brad Dourif From "Child's Play"
Valak And Bonnie Aarons From "The Nun"
Leprechaun And Warwick Davis From "Leprechaun"
Pinhead And Doug Bradley From "Hellraiser"
Michael Myers And Tony Moran From "Halloween"
Leatherface And Gunnar Hansen From "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre"
Creeper And Jonathan Breck From "Jeepers Creepers"
Jason Voorhees And Kane Hodder From "Friday The 13th"
Kane Hodder has had a long an terrifying career. Check out his IMDB page; his scary stuff wouldn't fit in a single photo.
Captain Spaulding And Sid Haig From "House Of 1000 Corpses"
San And Quinn Lord From "Trick 'R Treat"
Clown And David Howard Thornton From The Film "Terrifier"
I thought this movie was creepy, not scary, but just creepy. Seeing the guy who played the clown, takes the creepy factor away.
Sorry for the confusion; I couldn't edit my original comment: My computer went nuts-what I meant to say is how does one not note Doug Jones. He was in Hellboy, Pan's Labyrith, Fantastic 4, The Shape of Water and he also played Slender man just to name a few.
Good call. Excellent actor. Scary in "Pan's Labyrinth". And I do believe he was also one of the humanoid cockroaches in "Mimic", called Long John .
Load More Replies...no wonder people are afraid of clowns, there's so many horror movies with them
Yes. But even when I was a toddler and my family took us to a circus, I was terrified of the clowns, at first sight. Couldn't stand them after that. And definitely not in any movie
Load More Replies...My husband adores the genre. Me? I'm off elsewhere reading a book, b/c no way!
Load More Replies...Sorry for the confusion; I couldn't edit my original comment: My computer went nuts-what I meant to say is how does one not note Doug Jones. He was in Hellboy, Pan's Labyrith, Fantastic 4, The Shape of Water and he also played Slender man just to name a few.
Good call. Excellent actor. Scary in "Pan's Labyrinth". And I do believe he was also one of the humanoid cockroaches in "Mimic", called Long John .
Load More Replies...no wonder people are afraid of clowns, there's so many horror movies with them
Yes. But even when I was a toddler and my family took us to a circus, I was terrified of the clowns, at first sight. Couldn't stand them after that. And definitely not in any movie
Load More Replies...My husband adores the genre. Me? I'm off elsewhere reading a book, b/c no way!
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