Voodoo Mansion: Emily Rose Part 1

This week we have a romantic little vignette from our Voodoo Mansion series. We should save this one for Valentine's Day but sometimes hearts and flowers can't wait. 

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This weeks HBO Tales From the Crypt covers are "Halfway Horrible" starring Cluny Brown and Chech Marin, and "Horror in the Night" directed by Russell Mulcahy, and starring Elizabeth McGovern of "Downton Abbey" fame.

LORI LOVECRAFT: REPRESSION Pt. 4

Here is part 4 of the Lori Lovecraft thriller, Repression (it really needs a Bernard Herman soundtrack). Lori gets a her big break when she lands a part in the latest Cedric Rockwich blockbuster. Be careful what you wish for!!

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Our two HBO Tales From the Crypt covers for the week are "Forever Ambergris" with Roger Daltry of the Who, and the beautiful Lysette Anthony and "Four Sided Triangle" with the equally stunning Patricia Arquette (who I never got the chance to photograph.) 

LORI LOVECRAFT: REPRESSION Pt.3

Here is part 3 of the Lori Lovecraft thriller, Repression (it really needs a Bernard Herman soundtrack). Lori gets a her big break when she lands a part in the latest Cedric Rockwich blockbuster. Be careful what you wish for!!

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Our two HBO Tales From the Crypt covers for the week are "Food For Thought" and "Crying out Loud". On the former one of the producers wives saw the burning figure and thought it was an ape and was outraged at our lack of sensitivity. When they explained to her it was a human she was perfectly fine with that.  For some reason I wasn't on set for the other show and missed the chance to meet and photograph both Katy Sagal and Iggy Pop. You snooze, you lose. 

LORI LOVECRAFT: REPRESSION Pt. 2

Here is part 2 of the Lori Lovecraft thriller, Repression (it really needs a Bernard Herman soundtrack). Lori gets a her big break when she lands a part in the latest Cedric Rockwich blockbuster. Be careful what you wish for!!

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And a couple of covers from HBO's Tales From the Crypt: "Escape" and "Fitting Punishment".

REPRESSION Pt. 1

Beginning this week is a new Lori Lovecraft thriller, Repression (it really needs a Bernard Herman soundtrack). Lori gets a her big break when she lands a part in the latest Cedric Rockwich blockbuster. Be careful what you wish for!!

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Here are three HBO Tales From the Crypt covers: Doctor of Horror, with Travis Tritt and Ben Stein; Ear Today, Gone Tomorrow (one of my favorite graphics); and Easel Kill Ya, starring Tim Roth, one of the more intimidating folks I got to photograph.

LINDA LOVECRAFT - WHITE SLAVERS

From the politically incorrect 70s comes a Linda Lovecraft tale that first appeared in Star*Reach Comics. Co-written by Mary Skrenes and lettered by Tom Orzechowski, both solid professionals, so  I would be able to  spread the blame around. This story appeared in 1975 less than 10 years after Sydney Poitier held hands with a white woman in "A Patch of Blue". For better or for worse this was our attempt at a satire of the race relations at the time. 

Our bonus Tales from the Crypt cover this week is "Dig that Cat- he's Real Gone!" starring Joe Pantoliano and directed by Richard Donner.