Today is the day! Aaron Horkey’s PAN’S LABYRINTH is on sale now! Aaron worked a long time on this and I think it’s safe to say that he produced a classic. We have a few more posters left to go in the Guillermo Del Toro poster series, so keep an eye out for the announcement!
Poster by Aaron Horkey. 15″ x 37.5″ screen print w/ metallic inks. Signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 420. Printed by BRLSQ. Click HERE to purchase.
Poster by Aaron Horkey. 15″ x 37.5″ screen print w/ metallic inks. Signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 125. Printed by BRLSQ. $125 Click HERE to purchase.
Thanks to everyone who made it out to our first ever Mondo Mystery Movie! As you may have heard by now, the movie was Akira and the poster was by Tyler Stout. It was a great night, and really nice to have Tyler and his wife here as our guest on his birthday. (We even had cake to celebrate.) People started lining up a few hours in advance of the show, and by 9:30 the line was out the door. We started things off with some tom foolery + sneak peeks of upcoming Mondo projects, and ended the evening with an opportunity to snag Tyler’s amazing rendition of Akira. Already looking forward to the next MMM!
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Tyler signing/numbering posters before show
Poster by Tyler Stout. 36 x 24 screen print. Signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 180.
Poster by Tyler Stout. 36 x 24 screen print. Signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 80.
If you were there and have photos – we’d love to see them. And stay tuned for news on the next Mystery Movie. It may be sooner than you think…
We are very excited about adding the one and only Wes Craven to our Director’s Series and to kick things off, we have Alex Pardee’s NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. and SCREAM up for sale now! Keep an eye out for posters of other Craven films like SWAMP THING, HILLS HAVE EYES and a bunch more!
Poster by Alex Pardee. 16″ x 24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 160. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Alex Pardee. 16″ x 24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 140. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy. -Justin
We are very proud to bring you a poster for one of the most traumatizing “kid’s” movies ever made (dip), WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?! Tom Whalen has been on a roll lately and if this is any indication, he won’t be stopping any time soon. Sideshow Collectibles will be selling a variant in the future, but until then, this one is available now!
Poster by Tom Whalen. 18″ x 24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 210. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy. -Justin
Last week we dropped in at the New Beverly Theater in Los Angeles to sell posters to celebrate Quentin Tarantino’s first public screening of KILL BILL: THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR. Today we have the regular edition that was sold at the show as well as a Japanese “rice paper” version.
Poster by Tyler Stout. 24″ x 36″ screen print w/ metallic inks. Hand numbered. Edition of 600. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Tyler Stout. 24″ x 36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
We announced this back at SXSW, but decided to do a little more in depth look at the game on the blog. When our friend Jason Eisener mentioned he wished there was a HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN game, we set forth to make that dream a reality. Using games like DOUBLE DRAGON 2, RIVER CITY RANSOM and FINAL FIGHT as inspiration, we teamed up with Alamo Drafthouse and Game Salad to create a side scrolling 8-bit NES style bloodbath for the iPhone.
We also put together a full-sized cabinet version of the game for the SXSW premiere of the film.
photo: Jenn Wexler
More levels, enemies and bosses will be made available as free updates leading up to the film’s release May 6. We’re planning to release the game’s soundtrack on the website as well. And look for the brutal Jeff Proctor HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN poster to go on sale this week.
Hobo with a Shotgun: The Game is available here. (Note: It requires iOS 3.0 or higher and is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, 3rd and 4th Generation iPod touch and all models of iPad)
We were fortunate enough to work with some amazing artists to produce posters for select movies at SXSW 2011. These were offered to attendees at the fest at our Austin location, but we didn’t forget about our online fans. We made sure to hold onto a few of each poster for everyone that couldn’t make it down to Austin and today, we are releasing them into the wild. There are only a small quantity of each poster left, so good luck!
Poster by Jeff Proctor. 24″ x 36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 200. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Tyler Stout. 24″x36″ screen print with metallic inks. Hand numbered. Edition of 285. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Olly Moss. 16″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Edition 250. Click HERE to buy.
Posters by Olly Moss. 16″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Edition 250. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Alan Hynes 18″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 110. Printed by D&L Screen Printing. Click HERE to buy.
Poster by Tom Whalen. 18″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225. Printed by D&L Screen Printing Click HERE to buy.
When Roman wrote to share the posters in his home, we were blown away. He has one of the most extensive Mondo collections we’ve seen. He talks a little about his assemblage below.
“Rather than having one favorite I have three. Each for their own different reasons. When it comes to sheer artistry you truly have to appreciate Aaron Horkey’s Dead Man. The detail in the lettering is a thing of beauty. I keep that one in my bedroom since it’s comforting to see it before I go to bed in artificial light and in the sunlight first thing in the morning.”
“For personal and nostalgic reasons, the Cinemania is one of my other favorites. I think that’s the first Alamo poster I remember seeing. It was one of 3 with a Better Off Dead and a Warriors (damn, I wish I had that one, too!). A friend and I planned a couple of weeks for that weekend that never happened, but the aftermath was just as sweet and we got to meet Michael Beck (Swan) from The Warriors. Also, I have become a bit of a nut on the history of the Alamo, and this makes for a great piece in that history.”
“I do have to say that the poster I have probably studied the most is the There Will Be Blood from this past year’s Rolling Roadshow; not only because I love Olly Moss and the film itself, but because of how beautifully simple and powerful the image is. I don’t think I have ever seen a poster of any kind that with one simple object manages to completely sum up the conflicting forces in a film.”
“On a side note, for those that do not know, good framing does not have to be super expensive. Yes, some of your favorite works, like my True Grit, Cinemania and Dead Man, deserve that 3 figure treatment, but each of those pieces are a treasure and deserve to be protected. I work with Lee Avalone at the Hobby Lobby on 183 and Lamar for each of my pieces. She has really helped me to get the bang for my buck and anyone local would be doing themselves and their art a great favor in looking her up. Plus, she has an art degree… Many of these are protected for the long term by just having a great advisor to help you make good choices that fit your budget.
Anyone can feel free to send me questions about any of this via the comments section, I’ll give all the advice I can. I hate to see great pieces get destroyed because they’re exposed to variations of heat and moisture.”
Thanks to Roman for taking the time to share his vast collection + tips on framing!
If you’d like to have your posters featured on the blog, please send your pictures (at least 700px wide) to Justin (at) MondoTees.com.
Here are some detailed shots of the DOWN BY LAW poster created for the Music Monday screening of the film at the Alamo Ritz. Rich Kelly did an amazing job with this. It’s signed, printed and numbered by Rich. Goes on sale tomorrow at a random time. Follow us on Twitter for the announcement.
