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Horror of Dracula Variant Poster

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$53.25 $75 In stock

Category: Posters

Celebrate classic horror cinema with the Horror of Dracula Variant Poster, a striking screenprint from artist Hans Woody. This collectible piece brings gothic atmosphere to any wall, perfect for fans of vintage monster movies and film art.

  • 6-color screenprint on Cougar Smooth Uncoated White 100# paper
  • Variant edition from the Horror of Dracula property
  • Artist: Hans Woody
  • Archival collectible from Mondo
  • Limit of 1 per customer
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

The screenprint texture is gorgeous up close, with those deep gothic shadows giving it real depth on the wall. Hans Woody's composition captures the film's menace perfectly, and the paper quality feels substantial enough to frame nicely.

Emily B. ★★★★★

The gothic reds and blacks in this print pop so vividly against my dark wall it instantly became the room’s focal point. Hans Woody’s linework on Dracula’s face is incredibly detailed for a screenprint. I’ve already had friends ask where I found it.

George ★★★★★

The screenprint texture on this variant is incredible—the gothic shadows practically leap off the paper. It’s already a conversation starter in my living room, and the art style captures Dracula’s menace perfectly.