By now, many devoted Halloweeners have heard of the work of Eddie Allen. He mixes lenticular photography with antique photographs to create delightfully eerie and enthusiastically gory portraits of "normal people" that change as the viewer moves. A little Victorian girl sits on an oversized seat, her masses of thick, gently curling locks cascading down her shoulders like ribbon candy. Take a few steps to the right and watch as her entire face becomes hirsute. Her lips draw back in a snarl. Her eyes bulge and protrude. Little Hannah is now a bonifide were-child.
