Academy Museum Opens 'Horror Show' Exhibit With Robert Englund
The Los Angeles exhibit features Bela Lugosi's Dracula cape, Alien's original facehugger and Hannibal Lecter's mask, and runs until July 25th.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles has opened a new exhibit titled Horror Show, a presentation tracing the history of the horror genre on film. Robert Englund delivered opening remarks at the grand opening.
The exhibit assembles artifacts from across horror cinema. Among the items on display are Bela Lugosi's cape from Dracula and the original facehugger from Alien. Hannibal Lecter's restraints and face mask from The Silence of the Lambs are also featured.
Horror Show runs until July 25th.
Horror's Awards Record
Horror films have historically been overlooked at awards time, including The Shining, Alien and Psycho. In recent years the genre has gained more Academy recognition: Weapons received attention, while Sinners earned nominations and a win for Michael B. Jordan.
Quick answers
What can visitors see at the Academy Museum's Horror Show exhibit?
Artifacts include Bela Lugosi's cape from Dracula, the original facehugger from Alien, and Hannibal Lecter's restraints and face mask from The Silence of the Lambs.
How long does the Horror Show exhibit run?
The exhibit runs until July 25th.
Who spoke at the Horror Show opening?
Robert Englund delivered opening remarks at the exhibit's grand opening.