Tim Burton's Quirky, Creepy Creations at MoMa

The creator of funky fairytales like "Edward Scissorhands," "Beetlejuice" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is having his creeped-out visions put on display the Museum of Modern Art starting Nov. 22.

Burton's Polaroids and portraits, 700 in total, exhibit the creator's warped imagination. All his works will reflect the filmmakers Goth, dark reflections of life and people.

Burton's macabre images include all kinds of monsters and superfreaks, and zombie-like people, which Burton said is a reflection of him.As if his warped artwork was not enough, MoMA will also be displaying each of the Burton's 14 films over the next five months.

On the top of Burton's to do list now, though, is "Alice in Wonderland," which stars Anne Hathaway, Johnny Depp, who must be Burton's ideal of a young boy lost, and will open next year.