The New York Times Magazine presents ten famous performers as they create macabre scenes evoking the horror genre. Performances includes a vampire, a cannibal, a mannequin, a demon child, a demented clown, a ghost bride, a psycho killer, a macabre dancer, a damned man, and a possessed woman.
Floria Sigismondi
Director
Timothée Chalamet
The Cannibal
Jake Gyllenhaal
The Damned
Tiffany Haddish
The Macabre Dancer
Daniel Kaluuya
The Psycho Killer
Nicole Kidman
The Possessed
Cynthia Nixon
The Ghost Bride
Brooklynn Prince
The Demon Child
Saoirse Ronan
The Mannequin
Andy Serkis
The Demented Clown
Daniela Vega
The Vampire
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