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Deets:  Representing over 100 years of Hollywood film history curated and collected over the last 60 years, Icons of Darkness is on display to the public for the first time ever, offering a chance get up close and personal with hundreds of its most spectacular items. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to experience one of the world’s most extensive, privately-owned collections of authentic sci-fi, fantasy, and horror film memorabilia!

From “Star Wars” to “Jurassic Park”, “Terminator” to “Harry Potter”, “Batman” to “Iron Man”, and so many more, the Icons of Darkness exhibition has something for everyone. You’ll see screen-used props, original costumes, life casts, production-made maquettes, makeup effects heads, and artifacts from some of Hollywood’s most famous sci-fi, fantasy, and horror classics. The exhibition will feature pieces from “Dracula”, “Frankenstein”, “The Wizard of Oz”, “Spider-Man”, “Edward Scissorhands”, “Silence of the Lambs”, “Lord of the Rings”, “Game of Thrones”, and more!

Don’t miss out on the most amazing event of the year!

WHAT’S ON DISPLAY

• “HARRY POTTER AND THE DEALTHY HALLOWS” (2010)
  Original items from the “Harry Potter” film series will be on display, including original costumes and wands.

• “JURASSIC PARK” (1993)
  Our “Jurassic Park” collection will feature original, screen-used cage raptors, T-Rex heads, raptor stunt suits, raptor puppet heads, and more!

• “STAR WARS: EPISODE IV - A NEW HOPE” (1977)
  Original helmets and costumes will be among select items displayed from the “Star Wars” franchise.

• “ALIENS” (1986)
  This original, screen-used Xenomorph creature costume from the 1986 H.R. Giger designed film, “Aliens’ will be on display.

• “TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY” (1991)
  Screen-used costumes and makeup effects heads will be among select items displayed from the “Terminator ” film series .

• “VAN HELSING” (2004)
  Shuler Hensley’s original, screen-used makeup effects head and costume as Frankenstein’s monster in “Van Helsing” will be on display.

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