To mark the Halloween season, we've combed through our archive to find the most cursed content SHOWstudio has to offer.

WeTransfer's digital art platform WePresent team up with beloved makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench to document her transformation into four spookily fantastical creatures, just in time for Halloween.

A new zine by Liberty McAnena draws unlikely historical and thematic connections between macabre fashion images.

Animated digital reliefs conveying childhood trauma, domestic drudgery, and blood as evidence of achievement.

May 2018's Tumblr curator is London based artist and tattooist Dominic Myatt.

Filmmaker and director Jon Jacobsen presents his latest project, created at SHOWstudio as part of a collaborative residency.

As part of his residency at SHOWstudio, Jon Jacobsen shot an editorial for King Kong Magazine's  'Metamorphosis Issue'.

Jon Jacobsen's macabre fashion film explores metamorphosis and motion, informed by his interest in the dichotomy between digital and organic states.

In response to Nick Knight's brief, Mastered student Narya Abhimata explores eroticism in contemporary image making with a film and set of stills.

Our collective anxieties are explored in a fashion film for Gareth Pugh A/W 17.

Multidisciplinary artists Fecal Matter share two of their visual projects–'Ad Campaign Prototype - Eliminate White Power' and 'Portrait of a Transhuman'–on day two of their Tumblr takeover.

Kiko Kostadinov talks through his S/S 18 collection with Georgina Evans in this unique take on a re-see.

The haunting fashion film for Japanese brand Helmaph & Roditus is inspired by classical paintings and surrealism.

A range of artists and collectors discussed whether vanitas and Memento Mori are present and alive in contemporary art today.

An engrossing, slow burning fashion film award finalist, sent to SHOWstudio from Bucharest, Romania.

A Fashion Film Award Finalist on the themes of society, architecture and memories of socialism, submitted to SHOWstudio from Russia.

An arresting, experimental Fashion Film Award 2016 finalist, submitted to SHOWstudio from Chile.

Bess NYC gives the Dior branding one of his signature make-overs, re-appropriating their ads alongside uncanny horror footage.

Bess NYC explores the shifting meaning and appropriation of imagery and the power of branding in this fake fashion film which utilises the Givenchy logo and juxtaposes it with horror film clips.

Experimental artist Joseph Lally continues his exploration into the dark side of beauty.

Underground filmmaker Joseph Lally's new work mediates on the allure of violence in the cinema and questions society’s need for horror in the arts.

Tessa Kuragi and her darkest fantasies star in this A/W 15 fashion film film on set for AnOther magazine.

Jeff Vash's film was inspired by the Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch and follows the search for sin and pleasure.

Rei Nadal and Ellie Grace Cumming experiment with elements of classic and modern horror films, referencing childhood fears.