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The composition is what really sells it — Bela's silhouette towers over that castle like he owns the night, and Martin Ansin's screen print lines are razor sharp. Framed it in the hallway and the muted palette fits right in with my other horror art.

The screen print really brings out the texture in his cape and that creepy castle background. It's a lot more striking in person than I expected from the listing.

Martin Ansin’s screen print has that classic Universal Monsters mood, and the ink layering on Dracula’s cape is really rich up close. Only wish the poster came in a slightly larger size to fill my wall, but the detail makes up for it.