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Rolling Stone’s July 1983 summer double issue featuring Carrie Fisher posing on the beach in her iconic “Slave Leia” gold bikini.

Princesses Daisy, Peach, and Rosalina armed and ready for battle

by TheJayPhenrix

by Anthony Petrie

Terrifying vintage Halloween photos, many from Ossian Brown’s Haunted Air.

by Aaron Jasinski

There are four known Battlestar Galactica paintings by Frank Franetta, painted at the time of the original 1978 TV series. The most famous two, used for covers of the novelisations, are those of Lost Planet of the Gods and Gun on Ice Planet Zero. However, the former episode also has a second painting, focusing on Adama, Apollo and Serina entering a tomb on Kobol. The fourth painting is depicts a scene from War of the Gods.

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Artwork by GhostHause

Here’s the official bloody red band trailer for Fede Alvarez’s remake of Sam Raimi’s classic 1981 horror film.

That trailer looks really promising! This may be one of those rare occasions where a remake is actually good.

If you need more reasons to not automatically write this movie off, here are three pretty convincing ones from ScreenRant:

1. Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi don’t just approve of it – they’re actively involved with it. Campbell serves as a producer, while Raimi both produced and co-wrote the script.
2. Director Fede Alvarez was handpicked by Raimi himself to helm the project. The footage in the trailer pretty much spells out why.
3. Lead actress Jane Levy was endorsed as ”the new Ash” by Campbell himself; and trust when I tell you – he made her earn every letter of that title.

I’m sold.

Here’s Dwight Twilley with his song “Why You Wanna Break My Heart” (from the album “Jungle”) on American Bandstand on November 10, 1984.

This song was later featured in the film Wayne’s World (1992) performed by Tia Carrere as Cassandra and her band Crucial Taunt.

Bonus: Music Video for Tia Carrere’s cover of Ballroom Blitz (originally by The Sweet in 1973) featuring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as Wayne and Garth.

These 12×8 posters are available to purchase on Duke Dastardly’s Etsy shop

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