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Free Vintage Movie Monster Printables

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Nosferatu! Frankenstein! The Mummy! Wolfman! The Wicked Witch of the West! These are the printables you want this Halloween!

For as far back as I can remember, I’ve been a horror movie aficionado. I remember pre-teen summer evenings spent combing through the aisles of mom-and-pop video stores (even before Blockbuster was a thing) searching for anything that might register on my fear meter.

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For little kids, my friends and I had high tolerances for gore and “scary” content. I say “scary” because in all my years of devouring nearly every horror movie available to a runty little twerp in HoHum, Connecticut, the first movie that actually scared me was Pet Sematary…and I was18 when I watched it in a theater!

Since then, I’ve continued to consume as much horror as Hollywood attempts to produce, but it took another 18 years before I encountered the second movie to scary me: Paranormal Activity.

Fortunately, I only had to wait another 5 years for The Conjuring, the next movie that scared me, and my introduction to James Wan – the greatest horror director of all time.

And so it has been in my mind – the timeline of scares in the life of Greg Navage.

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But as I was thinking about this post, I had a flashback – a glimpse of terror from my primordial days, when my brain was half-formed goo sloshing around beneath my flaxen locks.

It was a monkey.

And it flew.

And it scared the living crapola out of me when I was too young to remember.

Instead of scaring me away from the genre, those winged terrors must have sparked some primal urge deep within my pre-kindergarten brain. Only horror nuts know that urge. We want to be scared and startled and frightened…and then, with a yawn, we drift into peaceful sleep after the credits roll.

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My babes on the other hand…jeezum crow, you’ve never seen such a bukbukbuk chicken!

I don’t know how many dozens of horror movies we’ve watched together, but she just can’t develop the ability to see what’s coming…like when a jump scare is about to happen, and literally everyone in the audience knows about it and braces for it. But my babes? Nope. She gets sucker punched with every jump scare, no matter how obvious. She even jumps during regular scenes!

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But her reactions are priceless. When she watches any movie – not just horror – something in her brain transplants her into the movie. She doesn’t just watch, she actually lives what’s playing out on screen. This leads to some interesting reactions to horror movies. I’ve seen her spill soda on herself when holding a glass during a scary scene, and I can’t count the times I’ve thought she’s having a heart attack or the times she punches my leg or tries to rip my arm off or swats or slaps me in some way when she’s scared out of her mind.

It’s like dual entertainment. Two shows for the price of one!

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This Halloween, she had the awesome idea to make printables from some of the most iconic movie monsters of all time: The Wicked Witch of the West, Frankenstein, Nosferatu, The Mummy and Wolfman.

And since she’s never seen any of those classics, we get to watch even more horror together this year!

We hope you like this collection. I think it’s one of her best Halloween collections yet. So far we’ve printed a 24×36 of the witch, and it looks incredible!

So as we knock on September’s door, let us all cast an eye towards Halloween.

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It’s time to get scary.

It’s time to be scared.

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We love to see our printables out in the wild! If you display our free printables in your home or use our free SVGs in your projects, and take a picture and post it on Instagram, be sure to tag us @TheNavagePatch!

Free Printable Vintage Movie Monster Posters

We designed these 6 free printable vintage movie monster posters in four sizes: 8×10 inch as PDF, and 11×14 inch, 16×20 inch and 24×36 inch as JPGs. As all our JPG files are high resolution, you can scale them up or down as necessary. 24×36 inch scales down easily to 20×30 / 16×24 / 12×18 / 8×12 / 4×6 inches, and 16×20 inch scales down to 12×15 / 8×10 / 4×5 inches with no problems. If you need help with scaling down these printables so you can print them on your home printer, then make sure you check out Handan’s “How To Easily Resize Pictures” post.

Note:  If you don’t have a large format printer like the Canon i8720 Printer (prints up to 13×19 inches) and are wondering the best place to get these large printables printed bigger than 8×12, we recommend trying Staples in your area or Amazon print shop. Both stores offer custom-sized prints on matte or glossy paper, and they both cost about the same. Staples also offers Engineering Prints, which are really affordable for large-format prints, but in some areas (like ours), they must be ordered from their online print shop.

Now it’s time to click on the button below to download today’s free printable vintage movie monster posters – you’ll find them under the “Halloween” section of The VIP Patch.

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35 Comments

    1. Hi everyone, we’re in Louisiana and in an area that has been hit hard by Hurricane Ida. Hoping it’s okay Handan and Greg to use this space to ask for prayers for those affected. I have only been having a couple of minutes of internet. God bless and hug your loved ones!

  1. Margaret Hamilton (Wicked With of the West; Wizard of Oz) and Boris Karloff (Frankenstein) were my first and last .scary characters. I have never watched a horror movie since. I’m not starting now, either. 😬. There are enough real-life things to frighten me. 😑

  2. OMG…love your posts but you are now encroaching on my secret vice…Halloween, bwaaaah…my husband has forbidden me to buy/make or redo any more decor of this ilk because he has no place to store it…but this stuff is FLAT!! how great is that? Thanks again for sharing your creativity and humor.

  3. Not a big Halloween or horror movie fan but definitely a retro fan and I love the posters! Wish I could figure out how to use them…

  4. I’ll get you my pretty. And your little dog too! Margaret Hamilton was the best and all of these are so awesome. But why didn’t you make one of the Invisible Man? Sorry, that’s a pretty sad joke but I couldn’t resist. Bwahahaha!

  5. The biggest shocker for me was seeing Mrs. Bates in the basement in PSYCHO!
    (BTW, I loved the flying, screaming monkeys! Bought them for Ryan and Aidan……..but their Dad conveniently lost them!)

  6. Greg, these are wonderful! I am a fiend for vintage horror films and memorabilia. Thank you for sharing such a creative idea. Maybe next year you can add Dracula to the collection??? With all the crazy weather in the southeast, I hope you, Handan, and Baris are staying safe and dry.

    -Julie-

  7. I’m with Handan – I’m a big chicken when it comes to being scared. I’ll close my eyes and hope everything just goes away! I don’t watch even the weakest of scary movies. The Scream series was my limit, and there’s so many jokes in those movies they’re almost comedy! I just say that it’s bad for my heart, and everything is bad for my poor heart so it’s a legitimate excuse! 😝

  8. For me the scariest movie was The Entity. But maybe it’s more frightening to a woman than to a man…anywho a great big “thank you” to you and Handan for the movie posters!

  9. it’s a great post indeed. looking for that for a long time. people may find very good potential through this very effective post, thanks a lot for this. waiting for more.

  10. Try as I might these seem as if they can’t be printed where is the link ……. I’ve looked and looked…….. and now I remember I gave up the other times you lured in in too