Cult Film, TV, Geek Art
A supercut video compilation of Tarantino pop culture references in chronological order from Chaplin to Elvis to Lohan.
Films: Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, Pulp Fiction, Four Rooms, From Dusk Till Dawn, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill 1 & 2, Death Proof, Inglourious Basterds.
Somewhere in the jaw-dropping vastness of the multi-verse, I like to think that this cartoon plays at 7am every Saturday morning.
Artwork by Dustin Nguyen
It’s New Year’s Eve and Catwoman has decided to turn over a new leaf. But resolutions are hard to keep when her pals Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn come around for a girl’s night out! When these Sirens take the town, fun and foolishness follow.
In honor of the upcoming Fringe series finale, Gallery 1988 has asked fans to help vote for their favorite cases from the show’s history, all to determine which scenes and episodes will be depicted by some of Gallery1988’s favorite screenprint artists. These episodes are now labor intensive, hand-pulled screen print posters, limited to an edition of 150, where only 100 are available to the public for purchase. Each poster is hand-numbered, unless otherwise noted. All profits from this project will be donated to The Mission Continues, an amazing charity that encourages and aids volunteerism by disabled and wounded veterans.
Artwork by Blake Wheeler
Doc
20″x20″ acrylic
one of two paintings for a show at slushbox gallery Palm Beach, FL titled Nerdcore
show runs Jan4th-Feb5th 2013
The Future After The Future by Jason Edmiston
Apes evolved beyond humans….then they developed Skynet.
Originally created as a painting for Genome gallery’s Robot Apocalypse show, this image is now available as a collectible print.
Limited edition of 100, signed and numbered 13″ x 17″ giclee print, with archival inks on acid-free paper.
The colors in these prints are vibrant and perfectly matched to the original acrylic painting. The paper is Epson’s Ultra Premium Presentation Matte.
(Original size 11″ x 14″, acrylic on wood panel)
via Film Buff Online:
Li san jiao wei zhen di yu men or Deadly Hands Of Kung Fu (1977) (also known as The Dragon Lives Again) is perhaps one of the more outrageous entry in an already outrageous genre. It stars Siu-Lung Leong, given the screen name of Bruce Leong here even though there is virtually no resemblance at all, as Bruce Lee, who following his death has arrived in hell and opened a gym. After all, what else would one do upon arriving in the afterlife? All seems to be going OK until he discovers that some evil folks, including the Godfather, James Bond Dracula and Clint Eastwood, are planning on taking over Hell. So Bruce teams up with Kung Fu‘s Kain, The One-Armed Swordsman and, of course, Popeye. Crazy, right? Here we get to see Popeye doing all the things we know him for, like eating spinach and fighting mummies.
Paintings by Blake Wheeler available for purchase on Etsy
Video by Dom0ne
Music: The Prodigy – Poison
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