Mock poster for the movie Night of the Living Dead. In the poster a ghoulish woman stares straight at the viewer intensely. In this mock, the structure of cadaverine is hanging from the woman's hair and the title of the movie is substituted by the name of the compound.

A polyamine, cadaverine is produced through the decarboxylation of L-lysine in procariotes and eukaryotes. Cadaverine is probably how George A. Romero's “ghouls” would have smelled like as reanimated corpses. #Boomarkers

Mock of the poster for the movie Jaws where a shark is heading towards a swimmer. In this version, the swimmer is substituted by the structure of squalene. On top instead of the movie title it reads "Squalene".

A naturally occurring triterpene, squalene has many applications in science and the industry. Unfortunately, similar to the movie Jaws, the harvest of squalene from shark liver has affected the populations of these animals. That said, Jaws is such a good movie! #Boomarkers

Mock poster for the movie House (1977). The poster consists of the face of an angry cat, the silhouette of a house, and the title of the movie. In this parody the house silhouette is substituted by the structure of houseane, and the title of the movie by the name of the compound.

A puzzling molecule for a puzzling movie. Bicyclo[2.1.0]pentane also known as “housane” due to its structure. As weird as hausane is the movie House directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi. A surrealist haunted house movie that, in my opinion, feels exactly like a feverish dream. #Boomarkers

Print "El Jarabe en Ultratumba" from Mexican artist Jose Guadalupe Posada. In the image several skeletons kn a bar are dancing and drinking.

In the spirit of being silly and spooky, be ready for a few days of haunted #OrganicGeochemistry and #biomarkers #boomarkers