Tonight, I will be sharing 1972's Tales From the Crypt, which stars Joan Collins! Remember her? You all remember her from Dynasty is you are old like I am!!!!
This horror anthology based on the comic book of the same title follows five strangers who go on a tour to view historic catacombs. Separated from the group, one by one, they each find themselves in a room with the Crypt Keeper, who tells them each a story, which involves their character.
The Crypt Keeper on the HBO series made much later than this movie is absolutely adorable. I want to sit him on my knee and tickle his little wrinkled feet. He looks like a little dead baby. Oooooh, that's probably going to get taken the wrong way by somebody. He's just cute. I love him like little old men are cute!
In honor of my handsome little dead, rotting-fleshed nugget, Mr. Crypt Keeper, tonight's Halloween make-up tutorial will show you how to do basic dead person make-up. You can use this basic look to begin a zombie, corpse, ghost, or any dead person costume choice, really. Its pretty all-purpose and looks cool!
I chose this particular tutorial, because not everybody is a make-up and special effects expert or even intermediate with make-up so I figured anyone could use this to complete a basic dead person effect!
I chose this particular tutorial, because not everybody is a make-up and special effects expert or even intermediate with make-up so I figured anyone could use this to complete a basic dead person effect!
