Is That A Machete Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?

A close-up of a figurine depicting a character with a white ghost face mask and a black hood, showing a muscular upper body.
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‘Tis the season for blood-curdling screams, dismembered body parts and the hot, hunky mass murderers behind all the mayhem.

At least in the world of Jeffrey King, the artist behind the Dallas-based studio, All The King’s Men.

He’s been making our jaws drop ever since he launched his first lines of boner-clad male 3-D printed sculptures.

Now, he’s turned his artistic vision from the men of our dreams to the men of our nightmares. As in Michael Myers, Pennywise, Jason Voorhees and Ghostface.

A collection of four artistic action figures depicting various horror movie characters, some with masks, positioned on surfaces with a lamp and a plant in the background.

Tomorrow night, join fellow horror fans and budding artists for PAINT A SLASHER night at TMC.

For only $25 ($35 at the door), you’ll get the slasher figure of your choice, plus complimentary use of paint and brushes to customize your rest-in-masterpiece.

Bring your friends or mingle with strangers who might invite you home for a decap nightcap.

What could possibly go wrong?

Promotional flyer for a painting event called 'Paint a Slasher' on October 8th, hosted by All The King's Men in collaboration with TMC. The event features a figurine resembling a slasher character, with details about ticket prices and the location in Dallas.

PAINT A SLASHER
Thursday, October 8
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Tickets: $25 in advance; $35 at the door
TMC
3903 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas
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