That’s right, even though it’s my birthday, I’m still here working in the Krypt to bring you a new Mystery Photo! Which kind of explains why it’s so late getting posted! Oof…too much Indian food! But back to the task at hand! Our photo from last week was from the 1946 film The Catman of Paris, recently released in the Republic Pictures Horror Collection. Kudos to the following for sending in the correct answer: Hoby Abernathy, Michelle Creason, Dave Fronto, Kevin Hart, Bob Hartman, Ken Johnson, Doug Lamoreux, Lee Nattrass, Bryan Senn, and Mike Shields. Nice job!

Now on to this week’s photo. I’m sure everyone feels this every Monday going to work. I know I do! I’ve always found this kill one of the more interesting ones I’ve seen in cinema. Let’s see if you know which movie it is from. Just make sure you send your guess in an email to me, at jon@kitleyskrypt.com. And Good Luck!

Welcome to another Monday, which means another Mystery Photo! Well, most of the time! Seems like our photo from last week got a little bit of attention of some people wanting to know what film it was actually from! Now you don’t have to wait any longer. It was from the 2019 film A Hole in the Ground, from director Lee Cronin, which would go on to direct Evil Dead Rise in 2023. If you like folk-horror, then I would suggest checking Hole out, as well as the newer film Starve Acre (2023), starring Matt Smith. Both great films. But kudos to Hoby Abernathy, Steve Archacki, and Christopher Dyer for sending in the correct answer.

Now on to this week’s photo. Going back to black and white, so it might be a bit older. Take a look, give it a ponder, and then send your guess to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. And Good Luck!

Welcome to August! So much closer to Halloween, and those god-forsaken high temps will be gone! We survived Flashback Weekend, which was just incredible. A TON of people there and a lot of fun to be had. But let’s get to business, shall we? Our photo from last week was from was from the Euro-Horror classic The Devil’s Wedding Night (1973). That’s Mark Damon doing a little studying before he meets up with the forever lovely Rosalba Neri! Congrats to Steve Archacki, Dave Fronto, Bob Hartman, Mike Shields, Todd Warren for sending in the correct answer! Nice job!

This week’s photo is newer film. Or is it? Either way, take a peek and see if you can figure out if it is old or new, and what title it’s from! Just remember to send your answer to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good Luck!

Our photo from last week was from the remake of Maniac (2012), one that I was happily proved wrong when I said there was no way this remake was going to be good. They did a great job with it, being quite different from the original, but yet still retaining the feel of it. Kudos to Christopher Dyer and Michael Shields for sending in the correct answer. Well done!

For this week’s photo, a little tribute to books. If you don’t recognize this right away, maybe pull out some of those volumes of forgotten lore (aka horror movie reference books) and see if you can’t come up with the movie it is from. Just remember to send me your answer in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. And most of all, Good Luck!

I had no idea when I posted the photo from last week, that I had caused a little confusion, especially on MY part! The other day while browsing through Prime, I came across this black and white film called Space Probe Taurus (1965) that looked like it could be fun. And when I saw this alien show up, I knew I had my next Mystery Photo. Then I started to get a couple of emails saying it was from a movie called The Wizard of Mars, also from 1965 but in color! After the second email, I looked it up and what do you know . . . they used the same makeup for the alien in both movies! Got to give those low budget filmmakers credit for using something cool more than once! So, kudos to all of the following, no matter which title you sent in: Hoby Abernathy, Bob Hartman, Erik Martin, Charles Miller, Lee Nattrass, Mike Shields, Alan Tromp, Todd Warren. Well done! I think we all learned something with this one. I know I did!

Now today’s photo is a little more recent than 1965, but let’s see if anybody recognizes it. And if you think it looks a little blurry or off, that is the way the shot is. Take a good look, and if you know it, send me your guess to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good Luck!

We’re not officially halfway through July, which means (hopefully) halfway through summer. I know a lot out there enjoy the sun and heat, but I am not one of those. So, bring on the fall, and of course, Halloween! In the meantime, I’ll do what I can to stay inside, behind closed curtains and doors! But let’s get to the business at hand. Last week’s photo was from Sergio Martino’s 1979 film The Great Alligator, starring the lovely Barbara Bach, Claudio Cassinelli, Mel Ferrer, and the lovely little Silvia Collatina! We only had one correct answer sent in (unless, of course, I missed one) and that was from Erik Martin! Well done, Sir!

Today’s photo might be even more obscure, but at least from this country. Take a look below and see if you recognize it where it is from. Just remember to send your guess to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com, or I definitely will forget! And most of all, Good Luck!

Our photo from last week was from the 1983 film Of Uknown Origin, starring Peter Weller vs a big rat! It’s actually a really well-done film, plenty of great camera work, and a good cast. Look for Louis Del Grande in the role of a superintendent who tries to help Weller. Last time we saw him, Michael Ironside made his head explode! Kudos to Bryan Senn and William Wilson for sending in the correct answer.

Now on to this week’s photo. Yeah, I know . . . could be one of a hundred movies. That’s the point, isn’t it? Let’s just see how good you are! Just remember to send your answer to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskyrpt.com. And Good Luck!

Last week’s photo was from a film that just watching the trailer on TV scared the crap out of me, the 1974 film Beyond the Door. Not sure why, but something about it just got under my skin. But 50 years later, I still think it is a fun film and is still effective in some parts. Kudos to the following for sending in the correct answer: Hoby Abernathy, Steve Archacki, Chris Dyer, Mike Shields, Michael Fitzneski, and William Wilson. Well done!

Now onto this week’s photo. Might be easy, might not be. I know I say that a lot, but I’m not giving you much here really, but we’ll see how it goes. Just remember to send your guess to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. PLEASE do not post your answers here, that way everyone can have a chance to guess. And lastly, Good Luck!

It seems my hell week at in the real world from last week has decided to continue on to this week. I wish I would have gotten that memo. I would have called in sick! Oh well, at least we have a new Mystery Photo for you! But first, let’s review last week’s photo. It was from Clive Barker’s Lord of Illusions (1995), which was unfortunately his last film as a director. Kudos to the following for sending in the correct answer: Hoby Abernathy, Todd Barwick, Peggie Christie, Dahlia Daniels, Kevin Hart, Tim Palace, Mickey Thompson, Brandon Trokey, and William Wilson!

Now on to this week’s photo. I think this is a good representation of what I felt like doing last week! But thankfully, I don’t own a red car! But take a good look and see if you recognize which film this is from. Just remember to email me your answer, at jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good Luck!

Going to be a fun week already. Got very little sleep over the weekend due to attending a Godzilla 24-hour marathon and still haven’t recovered! But at least I got this done! Our photo from last week was from Jean Rollin’s Le frisson des vampires aka Shiver of the Vampire (1971). Kudos to those that sent in the correct name: Hoby Abernathy, Steve Archacki, Dada Debaser, Dave Fronto, Kevin Hart, Bob Hartman, and Troy Howarth! Well done!

Now on to this week’s photo, which might be pretty easy, mainly because it’s a little newer than most. Well, sort of. Take a peek and see what you can come up with. Don’t worry, if you don’t send in the correct answer, I won’t make you wear the mask in the photo. But just remember to send your guess to me in an email, to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good Luck!