Even AI has got into Halloween mischief this year. Nosferaboo has arrived to bring Halloween spookiness to life.
The digital AI tool by Jung von Matt Creators, the JvM agency specializing in AI, creates amazing costumes, transforming users’ selfies into something considerably spookier – witches, gargoyles, or classic vampires. perfect for anyone wanting to join the Halloween fun digitally without dressing up.
Of course, Nosferaboo is not all frivolous fun. It uses, and shows off, the JvM agency’s self-developed AI tool Stables.

The inspiration behind Nosferaboo comes from the famous horror film Nosferatu – A Symphony of Horror, set for a remake in early 2025, over 100 years after its original release. One of the first horror films ever made, Nosferatu is famous for its eerie aesthetic and the tormented figure of Count Orlok, who is often seen as the archetype of modern vampire and horror films. Nosferaboo generates a range of spooky selfies in seconds. One thing that’s always present: Nosferatu’s iconic fangs—perfect for more than just sucking blood, they define his unmistakable look.
With Nosferaboo, Stables combines two AI tools for image generation. Flux Schnell from Black Forest Labs provides the spooky style and character, while Stable Diffusion XL from Stability AI incorporates the previous results into a frightening scene, delivering personalized Nosferaboo selfies.

The goal of the Halloween hilarity is to flood LinkedIn with Halloween-themed images again, following last year’s success with Photo Boo, which generated over 40,000 spooky images on the platform. Nosferaboo is the fourth AI drop from Jung von Matt Creators. The agency uses these drops as passion projects, experimenting with AI’s potential outside of client work, demonstrating real-life use cases for brands. Stables supports the entire agency team—from project management to art direction and concept creation—while protecting privacy, intellectual property, and client data.
Robert Andersen, managing creative director at Jung von Matt Creators, stated, “Innovation is about action. With AI Drops like Nosferaboo, we’re not just talking about new technology; we’re applying it. These experiments help businesses quickly discover GenAI use cases and benefit from rapid AI advancements.”
“We consistently see how much curiosity and potential AI interaction holds during our tech demos,” added Christoph Weiß, managing director at Jung von Matt Creators. “Our first AI Drop, Photo Boo, inspired tens of thousands to participate, while Mansplainer – for men only, gave thousands of men a perspective shift on International Women’s Day. Most recently, we developed isi for LinkedIn, a Chrome plugin promoting accessible communication. Thanks to Stables, this experimental approach is not only data-friendly for AI Drops but also ensures compliance in day-to-day automation projects.”






