O Filho de Frankenstein

The detail in Rich Kelly's screen print is incredible, especially the way the green and yellow inks layer together. It captures the moody, classic horror feel perfectly. Already looking for a frame for this one.

The texture of the paper really surprised me—it’s got that thick, archival feel that makes the screen print details stand out. Rich Kelly’s take on the classic monster is moody without being cheesy, and it’s already the centerpiece of my horror movie wall.

The colors in this print pop so much better in person than on screen, and the way Kelly captured the shadowy mood of the original film is spot on. It’s a solid 2013 Mondo piece that fits perfectly in my horror collection, and the archival quality feels built to last.