At this point I have done a great deal of poster designs and now I am at the point where if I’m not trying something a bit different or pushing myself to think outside the box of things I have done before it can get boring for myself and I imagine you guys too. So for this latest faux movie poster I decided to go the “giallo” route and see what happened. 

1987’s Predator is a undeniable classic and the Predator as a cinematic creature is one of the most popular pop culture icons of all time. Whether it was films, comic books, Video games or toys and countless other merch, the Predator has kept up it’s presence in the public eye as a household name for decades it’s popularity among it’s fans rarely ever wavering. The odd thing about that is that as far as a film series goes, the results have been a less than perfect.

Another year and another Popcorn Frights film festival is almost upon us. This year I was tasked with creating two posters for the festival so after some discussion with my friend and frequent collaborator Matt Durston as well as Marc from Popcorn Frights. We settled on an idea and Matt and I got to work. We couldn’t be happier with the results. As luck would have it. it seems most people loved them as well. 

With the follow up to The Strangers set to hit theaters soon, we have a few passes to giveaway to an advance screening on March 6th. So if you want to grab some just hit the jump and get yours while they last. 

In my never ending daily quest to find new music that can hopefully trancend it’s way into my library for the long run, instead of just being a quick fix, I often turn to Soundcloud. More often than not I can stumble upon a good single track or two from an artist that is solid and enjoy it well enough which is great, but other times I really luck out and find an artist who’s full body of work lines up perfectly with what I want to hear and it stays in rotation permanently. Such is the case with Bad Penny.