Jurassic World: Video editor and Jurassic Park fan, Frank Ireland spent 17 weeks creating a fake movie trailer for Jurassic World that brilliantly imagines what the 2015 film would have looked like if released in 1978, using clips from over 47 different classic movies to create his awesome Jurassic World trailer. This is genius – LOVE it! 🙂
Maysgrafx: Loving the psychedelic creations of Justin Mays, aka Maysgrafx, designer and animator based in Los Angeles, who mixes digital collages and glitch art to create visually explosive and colourful neon compositions. Selected art prints by Maysgrafx are currently available for purchase via society6 – Awesome stuff! 🙂
Tiny Hamster: The interweb’s favourite Tiny Hamster got into the Halloween mood by dressing up as the infamous ‘Subway Pizza Rat‘ before heading into a haunted house with some of his besties including a robot-inspired guinea pig and a blonde wig wearing bunny. In the spirit of Halloween, Tiny Hamster has also been busy writing his very own book documenting what happened when he accidentally ate some oozy green stuff entitled Tiny Hamster Is a Monster. Is there anything Tiny Hamster can’t do?!
31 Horror Days: Check out ‘31 Horror Days!’ – a project created by designers Simon Lagneau and Rogé Rogé who are having fun transforming cult horror movie monsters into awesome animated GIFs including Beetlejuice, Carrie, Freddy Krueger, Dracula, Jason, Chucky, Frankenstein and many others. LOVE it! 🙂
Werrington House: Yesterday, for the first time in 183 years, Historic Werrington House was open to the public. We ventured along, as did a few other hundred people, sadly it was only open for three hours and there was a two hour wait to snout through the house so uninterrupted photo ops weren’t to be. It’s hidden right in the middle of 70s constructed suburban dreams so if it wasn’t for the new gates, you’d never know it was nestled in there. For many years it was home to the ‘Father of Federation’ Sir Henry Parkes, Premier of NSW on five separate occasions from 1872 to 1891 and is now owned by former NSW Opposition Leader Captain Peter Collins and his wife Jennine. The restoration is fantastic and it’s great that the owners have remained faithful to the historical value of the property – let’s hope they open up Werrington House again some time soon. 🙂
PopCorn Garage: We LOVE that PopCorn Garage have turned some popular movie quotes into awesome neon sign GIFs. They feature well-known quotes from Back to the Future, Star Wars, Fight Club, and more. Too cool!
Pogo: ‘Hoo Ba Ba Kanda’ is an awesome dance remix by Nick Bertke (aka Pogo) created by editing clips of televangelist Robert Tilton together. Can’t get enough of Pogo’s creations – love it! 🙂
Outcast: A new trailer and sneak peek preview at New York Comic Con for Outcast, the upcoming must-see horror television series from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman. Outcast follows Kyle Barnes, a young man who has been plagued by possession since he was a child. Now an adult, he embarks on a journey to find answers but what he uncovers could mean the end of life on Earth as we know it. This demonic show will be based on Kirkman and Paul Azaceta‘s original Image comic book series. Outcast is currently scheduled to premiere in 2016 on Cinemax and FOX and will no doubt be a big hit. Can’t wait for this one!! 🙂
Trailer 1# – Comic-Con
New Trailer #2 – New York Comic-Con
Complete First Scene – Joshua
INPUT/OUTPUT: Directed by the talented Terri Timely and Park Pictures, INPUT/OUTPUT is an interesting, clever, and somewhat surreal short film, made up of the small moments in everyday life. Awesome, Love it! 🙂
Ashly Stohl: In her Charth Vader series, photographer Ashly Stohl captures her young son Charlie wearing a Darth Vader mask in order to illustrate some of the darkest moments of childhood. Behind this light-hearted reference to Star Wars and pop culture, Ashly Stohl tries to remind us that for her son suffering from ocular albinism, like for many other children, childhood is not only made of joyful moments. Awesome work 🙂
