Goldie Hawn in black and white. There you go, she’s got enough (faux) tattoos on for Tumblr. Plus it’s a black and white photo from the 60s, that’s worth at least ten Instagrams and a dozen Swagz. 

Note: Found this on BuzzFeed. 

Watch pendants. 

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Poster for The Son of Frankenstein.

On 3 March 1692, in Whitewood, Massachusetts, the witch Elizabeth Selwyn is sentenced to be burned at the stake, and her partner Jethrow Keane asks Lúcifer to save her. About three hundred years later, the college student Nan Barlow decides to spend her vacation in the town to research witchcraft. Her professor Alan Driscoll suggests Nan to lodge in the Ravens Inn…

Horror Hotel (City of the Dead) is free and full on YouTube!

A Warner Brothers classic: Bogart and Bacall star in The Big Sleep. 1946. Classy movie poster. 

Popular Science, 1947. Science was popular in the 20th century, too, and it wasn’t all about social media ‘experts’ dropping nuggets of wisdom about cool geeky nerdy things. 

Some people go to church on Sundays, some people smoke crack, some people take vintage adds and try to make whitty statements. 

Plymouth Roadrunner, 60s America. Lookin’ classy in black and white. One who rides a ride such as this one rides like a gentlemen and a pimp.

Classic creepy Bela Lugosi. Phantom Creeps from 1939. I bet if you went to the movies to see this back in the day, it would have scared the shit out of you, the black and white makes it even more eerie. 

She Bop was the third single from the LP She’s So Unusual by Cindy Lauper. This is considered a controversial song, as it allegedly talks about spanking the monkey, stroking the violin, watering the plant or choking the chicken. The best line from the song, to me at least, is ‘I don’t even understand’. 

mudwerks:

[Mr. Cold and Heartless of 1956 and 1st runner-up…]

Love this! Retro futurism is the way! 

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Dion - The Wanderer. Have a nice day and don’t be a square!