Guillermo del Toro used the exploded skull that Ryan Matthew Cohn made for him in the opening sequence of “Cabinet of Curiosities.”

The installation is now part of the “Myths & Mysteries” historic house tour, on view now through October 31.

The Massachusetts-based designer, Ashley Rose Couture really outdid herself by debuting a new line based on the medical specimens at Alamo Drafthouse’s creepy House of Wax.

Up the elevators to the 4th floor, a nondescript mall, past the Target and the Trader Joe’s, in downtown Brooklyn’s City Point center, you will notice an intriguing sign reading “House of Wax.”

A compilation of some of the world’s most impressive collections of macabre objects and Victorian artifacts, curated by photographer Paul Gambino.

Altogether, the exhibition rounds up 500 works that form, as Del Toro puts it, “a slightly terrifying exploded view of my brain.”

The actor formerly known as Harry Potter talks about life as a grown-up, posing with Ryan Matthew Cohn’s custom made dissected human skull

On view from July 1 through October 12, 2014, and marking the first in a series of exhibitions examining the culture of making in urban communities.