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The matte black paper really makes the silver ink pop—each time I glance at it, I notice a new detail in Ghostface's reflection. It's already framed and hanging in my hallway.

The ink work on this screen print is incredibly crisp, and the deep blacks really make the ghost face pop off the paper. It’s the centerpiece of my movie wall now, and even framed it holds that eerie, film-accurate tension.

I've been a horror fan for years, and this screen print by Gary Pullin captures the eerie vibe of the movie perfectly. The detail in the mask and the shadowy background really pops against the paper. So glad I snagged one from the Mondo archive.