These handmade, silkscreen posters were made by David O'Daniel for the Castro Theatre in San Fransisco. (Via SuperPunch)


Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Posters by David O'Daniel
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Get buried alive and watch a flick


To promote the release of Ryan Reynold's film Buried, "four lucky people were picked to be blindfolded, have a burlap sack put over their head, then silently driven 30 miles outside of the city. There, they were put in coffins and only then were they allowed to remove the blindfolds, where they’d see an LCD screen that would show Buried." (Via SuperPunch)
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Little Rascals racer
My family was watching The Little Rascals tonight. (The 1994 feature film, not the classic movie shorts from the 30s & 40s.) In one of the final scenes, some bullies steal the Rascals' prize go-cart and re-paint it in this skull motif. What a creative paint job. I love it! Maybe Mrs. Bones will let me paint our car like this. (It would be the baddest looking Subaru station wagon this side of the Mississippi!)





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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Trick 'R Treat

This is a great still from the movie Trick 'R Treat. Maybe I should add 60+ jack-o'-lanterns to my display this year. Looks pretty cool.
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Saturday, January 13, 2007
Crystal Lake Memories
Jason Voorhees fans can rejoice. Your favorite machete wielding killer is now the subject of his own coffee table book. "Crystal Lake Memories"is the definitive history of the Friday the 13th franchise. 320 pages, over 600 photos and 200 interviews with cast and crew from all eleven films.
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