Filmmaker Uses “Deep Nostalgia” Photo App to Bring Horror Posters to Life–With Terrifying Results!

Josh Millican |

Mar 9, 2021

Genealogy site MyHeritage created a photo app called “Deep Nostalgia” that allows users to bring old snapshots to life. Recently, filmmaker Abner Pastoll (A Good Woman is Hard to Find) has been using the software on horror movie posters–with incredible results.

I just ran the poster for A Nightmare on Elm Street through the Deep Nostalgia tool to see what it would look like to bring @LangenkampH's face to life… and yep, pretty sure I'm not gonna sleep tonight, or ever again pic.twitter.com/dcBcGAQ7w3
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) February 28, 2021

A Clockwork Orange pic.twitter.com/5obIPeacOb
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 7, 2021

Night of the Living Dead pic.twitter.com/GNNdykR9CS
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 7, 2021

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre pic.twitter.com/DSKHusxa1r
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 4, 2021

Happy Death Day @creetureshow pic.twitter.com/t2CfHMDqsn
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 4, 2021

Midsommar @AriAster pic.twitter.com/pD3IjKPfWT
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 3, 2021

Lucky pic.twitter.com/YuKbzGL975
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 3, 2021

Drew isn’t sure what the hell is going on anymore… and to honest neither am I…?? pic.twitter.com/WcY5hF5YSJ
— Abner Pastoll (@abnerpastoll) March 1, 2021

For more good stuff, you can follow Pastoll on Twitter!

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