Rest in peace, Drew Struzan. His movie posters are much more than marketing. They're some of the finest pop art you'll ever see. Look at this masterpiece:

For the Shadow of the Colossus story, we interviewed 14 people including project leads Fumito Ueda and Kenji Kaido, hired Gravity Rush concept artist Takeshi Oga to illustrate the cover, and put together a 10,000-word story with help from @milkman.bsky.social @shmuplations.bsky.social and others.

So glad Vertigo is back and with new 100 Bullets too!

Delta 5 performing Mind Your Own Business at Hurrah, NYC in 1980. This and other Hurrah concert recordings are available on a pay-to-view basis at artclips.free.fr/PRIVATE-STRE...

all the press around the Ed Gein show seems to insist that Robert Bloch used Gein as the inspiration for Norman Bates - it’s become the accepted narrative - but here’s the thing: he didn’t!

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

A huge surprise today, with a preview recovery of the unreleased The Blues Brothers: Jukebox Adventure on #Amiga. Dlfrsilver got in touch with Games That Weren't to share his recovery of this long lost game, and its hoped more can be found! Check it out at: www.gamesthatwerent.com/2025/10/the-...

Here's Patricia Routledge being given a Tony Award for Beat Actress In A Musical, which she won in a tie with Leslie Uggams, by Groucho Marx.

I never pass an opportunity to read this story whenever it resurfaces.

30 September 1961. The Northern Scot reports that Elgin Town Council have decided – late in the day and reluctantly – that council tenants can put up aerials for the new Grampian TV which launches today... as long as they take them down immediately when the CATV system is upgraded.

Eat the rich … before they eat you: in praise of body horror classic Society

Miller’s Crossing is 35. Albert Finney had such a good time making Miller’s Crossing that he turned up on his day off to appear in drag when Gabriel Byrne bursts into the ladies room.

One of my favorite moments in the history of free speech: Larry Flynt publishing a satirical Campari ad featuring Jerry Falwell Sr. as an incestuous drunk who first had sex with his mother in an outhouse. Falwell sued. In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court found that satire is protected speech.

Seeing the Bill Watterson originals full of pencil lines of stuff that didn’t work, scuffs the eraser didn’t pick up, white out galore and more was something I needed to see to remind myself that nothing is perfect the first go and tweaks need to be made and you’re allowed to try again.

'Fantasia' rerelease poster, 1969 📽️

Favourite 10 TV comedies, in no particular order. Jam Bottom The Venture Bros The Thick of It What We Do In The Shadows The Good Place Red Dwarf Trailer Park Boys The High Life Community

Spotted in the Museum of Brands — a rare example of an official David Lynch tie-in.

I want all of these

The Good, Me, The Bad, Myself and the Ugly Irene

This is good news. The TV Times is now included in the British Newspaper Archive. www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles/tv-ti...

Breaking news: Robert Redford, the big-screen idol turned Oscar-winning director, independent film advocate and environmental activist, died at 89.

Finally! Never put out on Blu-ray in the UK or US, so this is the first release since the DVDs in the noughties.

Delighted to inform you that Alan Moore is on tonight's BBC Front Row, discussing The Great When, psycho-geography, comics, fascism and the trouble with superheroes... 715pm Radio 4 or link after.. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Vertigo knocked my socks off when I first watched it at uni. After 8 weeks of screenings chronologically working through his career, I thought I knew what to expect from a Hitchcock film.

The great Maurice Sendak’s original poster art for 1982’s “Imagination Celebration” at Washington DC’s John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, alongside the final printed version.

Raymond Scott, #BOTD in 1908, was a fascinating guy. He invented some of the earliest electronic instruments, collaborated with Jim Henson and the Muppets, and with Berry Gordy of Motown fame. Gordy bought an Electronium from Scot (like the one pictured) in 1969. 3/ #filmsky #musicsky #moviesky

I need more folks to know that Brooke Smith of Silence of the Lambs fame (she's instructed to put the lotion in the basket) was a member of the 1980s New York Hardcore scene and a photographer who documented that scene prolifically. She has a book called Sunday Matinee, which is absolutely stunning.

Oh sure the new 9,000-brick Death Star is all very nice, but it’s some way off the 20,000-brick city Norman Mailer built for the cover of Cannibals and Christians in 1966.

The filmmakers appear to be pulling out all the stops to make me not want to watch a Tron movie.

Steve Coogan, best known for his role in the Observation round of The Krypton Factor (1989)

I became obsessed with seeing A Clockwork Orange after taping this from channel 4. youtu.be/Sg2tCj93cGY?...

Who's the worst cartoon character? I vote Henry, the dad from Dennis the Menace. He's a mask deliberately invented to whitewash the identity of his creator, Hank Ketcham, one of the worst men to ever make comics. It's gonna take a thread.

NEW ALBUM NEWS Public Works and Utilities, the sixth Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan album will be released on Friday 10 October via @castlesinspace.bsky.social.

8/22/90: Pump Up the Volume, w/Christian Slater, Samantha Mathis Peak entry in this genre & v thoughtful Killer soundtrack - ‪@theerikawolf.bsky.social: albumism.com/features/pum... More: Rosenbaum, w/a rave: jonathanrosenbaum.net/2024/12/pump... @mangiotto.bsky.social: decider.com/2019/09/05/p...

L: The front cover of the 3007th issue of the Dandy, which broke the record for longest running comic by number of issues published in the world. R: The front cover of the New Year's Day 2000 issue (no. 3032), which, when you look at it closely, is obviously an unused cover for issue 3007!

A cracking list from @marbleicehook.bsky.social. The Czech time-travelling farce Tomorrow I’ll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea (1977) is the most delightful Hitler-related film you're ever likely to see.

David McKee’s splendid cover for July 5th 1967’s Punch, offering medal designs for the counter-culture’s adoption of old military uniforms. I just don’t know how satirical it was intended to be, but those medals are pure playful pop art & I’d love to hang a full set on my study wall.

I will never understand how Gremlins 2: The New Batch flopped on theatrical release.

A remarkable 1987 article about “Q5”, a consultancy that, i’ve now learned, seems singularly responsible for the mass bland-izing of cartoons when i was a kid. I remember the sudden and mysterious Jeanine swap-out in The Real Ghostbusters! this explains so much. www.latimes.com/archives/la-...

Sometimes you can come across things online that make you stop and go...what?!

It's the birthday of the late, great maestro of the macabre, Mario Bava. I think it's indisputably fair to say that Bava was one of the single most significant fright filmmakers of all time. Not only did he alter the course of Italian horror, but horror in general. He also made it far sexier.

Did you know... There's a Fifth Element racing game? Well, it's *inspired* by the movie. But yes, remember those scenes of the art deco scifi hover cars? Kalisto said well, let's make a game of that: New York Racer! I like how all the racers are just anyone with a face who appeared in the movie.

Found a knock-off Rubiks Magic in The Works today, i.e., the toy I kept breaking until my parents could no longer be arsed returning it to Matchbox for a replacement.

15 years since they teased a Goon movie that never happened :( www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZocX...

It's here! Our 180-page book all about ITV children's programmes (£10) or the book with the Plus Pack of ITV ephemera facsimiles (£20)! Buy now, get it delivered in SEPTEMBER.

Hey @mattfnwallace.bsky.social ? I feel like this might be your sort of thing. www.3djoes.com/the-gi-joe-r...

For those saying the new Superman movie is too woke, 1950s Superman would like a word with you.

Because there’s never a bad time to share Chuck Jones’s rules for the Road Runner, here are Chuck Jones’s rules for the Road Runner