Is it my obsession with anything Zombie related, or is the whole genre really taking off as of late?

Eric Powell’s The Goon, is being developed as an animated feature film to be produced by ground-breaking filmmaker David Fincher, Blur Studio, and Mike Richardson at Dark Horse Entertainment.

The Goon movie has not been funded yet (fingers crossed it will be soon) as the team is currently looking for a studio to snatch up the project and finance production. If it’s anything to go by from the above proof of concept footage, it looks set to being absolutely amazing.

Justin Quinnell pinhole of Bristol's Suspension Bridge

Just stumbled upon these amazing photographs taken a couple of years ago by Justin Quinnell, a renowned pin-hole artist from Cornwall, using a single sheet of photographic paper, a 0.25mm aperture pinhole camera (using empty drink cans), and an exposure of 6 months.

The photo’s are part of a collection of several iconic places in Bristol. The illumated lines darting across the sky represent the sun’s path over the six month, with broken gaps where the sun was blocked by clouds.

Justin Quinnell pinhole of the SS Great Britain

Justin Quinnell pinhole of St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol

The Alamo Drafthouse is known as being one of the best theatre’s in America, with a real passion for entertainment and cinema; it doesn’t show ads before screenings and gives artists the chance to produce their own versions of posters for upcoming shows like the Total Recall poster here.
This August they’ve continued the trend for artworking events as it set’s out on a tour across America in their Rolling Roadshow. This time we’re treated to a whole collection of cult movies including the likes of Robocop, Dirty Harry, and Rocky, all of which are lovingly recreated by Olly Moss in his heavily influenced Saul Bass style with a nice choice of orange to really make the collection stand out as a vibrant and exciting whole.