by: -RoG-

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Harry the Hunter, The Thing, and more from Little Shop of Gore!

That Miracle Gro stuff sure works wonders, huh?

Think she's a fan of Count Pop?

Well, that's one way to keep the Book of the Dead from being opened.

The amazing Robots and Rayguns of Jesse Gee Arts.

How can you not love all of these?

Oculo-rachno Droid! This might be my favorite thing I saw at the entire convention.
It's perfectly adorable and doubles as a lamp.

Monster magazines from yesteryear.

Love these tall prints too, especially the Simpsons Treehouse of Horror one by Dave Perillo.

Nice to see a rare old game like Monstermania by Marx in the wild! Sadly, it was missing a lot of pieces.

The Tall Man and Pennywise sure look grumpy as puppets.

A Blue Velvet play set? Now there's something you don't see every day.

Vintage monster hand puppets!

"Let's get high."

Tiny match boxes made to look like VHS tapes. Keen!

Magazine from They Live always make for great reading material...

...just ask this this handsome fella!

Such a happy family!

Godzilla has a "Is this what's really become of my life?" expression on his face.

The out of print Texas Chainsaw Massacre saw edition DVD set!

Vintage Ben Cooper / Collegeville Halloween costumes are the best.

Ro-Boy is a nice homage to 1953 Robot Monster flick.

Strike a pose. Vogue.

Who's pulling your strings, lady?

A killer tiki mug by Verne Langdon!

There's much more Monsterpalooza madness to see!
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