Showing posts with label Evil Dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evil Dead. Show all posts

THE EVIL DEAD by Rafa Orrico



Check out this cool new screenprinted
Evil Dead poster by Rafa Orrico. Definitely a different take on a total classic, but amazing typography and an interesting interpretation of the Deadite face make this one worth snagging!

The poster, a limited-to-220 edition, is available from Mondo this Wednesday. Be quick!!

 

Ash vs. Evil Dead Season 3 Starts Tonight!


Blah blah Walking Dead blah blah starts tonight blah blah. I'm going to keep up with it only because I've stayed with it for this long. I figure I need to see it through.

The real excitement is that Ash vs. Evil Dead Season 3 starts tonight, too! Don't forget to tune in to Starz at 9:00 or set those DVRs. Time to get back down to business with Ashy Slashy...





"Evil Dead" Soundtrack, 2013


Is it a remake or isn't it? Is it a continuation or isn't it? Is it a reimagining or isn't it?

With all of the back-and-forth generated by 2013's Evil Dead rema...err, reimagi...err, movie, I have yet to take the time to actually see it and decide for myself. Although it does have its place on a long list of films that I plan to see in the very near future.

And if Roque Baños' wonderfully creepy soundtrack is any indication, the movie will jump to the top of the list. I have had this soundtrack on constant rotation throughout the holiday season.

Plus, if you're a vinyl collector junkie like me, snatch up one of the few remaining 500 double-lp copies on splattered vinyl from Unseen Forces.






Lee Hardcastle. Done in 60 Seconds. With Clay.


Slow days around the Cemetery lately, but I did just come upon this bit of brilliance. Similar to Chainsaw Maid, Lee Hardcastle recreates the classics in 60 second claymation parodies. Be sure to check out his interview over at Don't Panic, or check out his site here.

Evil Dead - Done In 60 Seconds. With Clay.



The Exorcist - Done In 60 Seconds. With Clay.



Or you can see them in their widescreen glory here and here.

Florian Bertmer



Florian Bertmer is a German illustrator from the hardcore punk, grindcore and metal scene. He has done artwork for Converge, Napalm Death, The Hope Conspiracy, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Pig Destroyer, Doomriders and others. His early works are reminiscent of Pushead while later works have become more Art Nouveau influenced. (taken from Wiki link)


Hagakure 3


Hagakure 2



The Evil Dead Movie Poster




Night of the Living Dead Movie Poster



Limited edition posters are long gone, but sometime tomorrow he releases The Hexenbrett: