Margaret Brundage, Cover Art for “Weird Tales” Magazine
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The Year of Halloween 
Her dress is broken.
I believe the word you’re looking for is “sexy,” darling.
What happened to the macabre of horror that used to scare people ? Now its all run of the mill gore but not scary, or worse no gore and not scary such as twilight
Jim, we do seem to have lost some of the ominous elegance of classic horror. Hopefully it is just a phase and the wheel will turn once again.