I've been so busy the last month with different projects preparing for Halloween Haunt, that I haven't had a chance to do any posting. But now that the first night of Haunt is here maybe I can get back to posting a little more frequently. And since I've had nothing but Halloween Haunt on my mind, I thought I'd post these pictures of some posters that Knott's had made for the second year, 1974, of Halloween Haunt. Most of the posters are of some of the classic horror movie characters (i.e. Frankenstien, Phantom of the Opera). I don't have any information, and haven't been able to find any, on the artist "Reinhardt". The first three images are of the actual printed posters that I have, the rest are from slides of the actual artwork.
"The Laughing Skull"
"The Mummy"
"The Vampiress"
"Dracula"
"Blackula"
"Frankenstien"
"Frankenstien and Bride"
"The Decaying Head"
"The Creature from the Black Lagoon"
"The Hunchback"
"It"
"Mr. Hyde"
"Phantom of the Opera"
"The Wolfman"
"The Old Man"
"Seymour"
"Moona Lisa"
(She appeared with Seymour during this the second year of Haunt.)
"Spidora"
(She was one of the original sideshow type attractions during Halloween Haunt.
"King Kong over New York"
OR
"King Kong over Ghost Town"
And last but not least . . .
VERY nice! Was Knott's able to use all of these images? It seems like Universal would have a problem with Knott's using the likenesses of Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera and maybe a couple others as well.
ReplyDeleteMoona Lisa is my Grandmother. Did you know her?
ReplyDelete-Elyse Clark