What movie is this picture from?

[LoudLon]

They used the same kind of design for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it creature in the remake of House on Haunted Hill -- all mouth, no eyes/nose.

But way before any of these flicks, a comic artist named John Byrne created that look for a character in an Alpha Flight comic back in the early 80s. Everytime I see something similar to it in a horror flick, I flashback to that.

[neverending]

Originally Posted by LoudLon

They used the same kind of design for a blink-and-you'll-miss-it creature in the remake of House on Haunted Hill -- all mouth, no eyes/nose.

But way before any of these flicks, a comic artist named John Byrne created that look for a character in an Alpha Flight comic back in the early 80s. Everytime I see something similar to it in a horror flick, I flashback to that.

And before Byrne there was Basil Wolverton

[bloodrayne]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Anyone who has seen Sleepwalkers will recall the scene when Alice Krige looks at a cat near her...for a moment she transforms into that puppet and back. That happens 2-3 times in the movie.

Umm...Not necessarily "anyone"...haha

I actually OWN that movie (although I haven't watched it in a very long time)...And I seriously don't remember that...Looks like it's time to watch it again :)

Originally Posted by crabapple

What I have seen of Sleepwalkers, I saw absent-mindedly and wasn't really paying attention.

I could use this one, too :D

[deathrider]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

I think the puppet was used in both movies.

Anyone who has seen Sleepwalkers will recall the scene when Alice Krige looks at a cat near her...for a moment she transforms into that puppet and back. That happens 2-3 times in the movie.

Thats bizarre, I remember that movie, but I don't remember that scene.

[Zero]

i think you were all asleep