Hello and welcome to a new edition of the Weekly Visual Dump! Because seeing the best images on the web is a choice, and the best place to do it is here. We curate the content by hand and in an artisanal way, and at the end we always recommend a movie so you can keep enjoying. Today is no exception—we've picked one full of mystery and tension from one of the greatest horror directors of all time. Enjoy!
This Week's Visual Dump
“They float —grunted the thing—, they float, Georgie. And when you're down here with me, you'll float too.”
What a shock! More crazy masks.
The Kodak K-24 camera used for aerial photography in World War II (slightly enhanced with MyHeritage)
One of Wes Craven's least appreciated films, the horror director responsible for "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Scream", among other gems. It can't be said that "Red Eye" is as great as the aforementioned, but it's certainly a movie worth watching. It's about a psychopath aboard a night flight and a girl who must avoid catastrophe. Lots of tension, mystery and a nice twist at the end.