Mondo/Alamo Drafthouse Screen Printed Movie Posters
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I ordered 6 from them and it took him about 2 weeks to ship because he was away at the North by Northeast show. Came well packaged. Just give him a call, the guys owns the business and answers right away. We chatted for some time.
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They look great regardless of the price. I found some 12x24 frames for about $13 locally, and they had about 5 different finishes to choose from.
Art to Frames through Amazon also has some 12x24 frames for $12.22 a piece, not sure what shipping charges are though.
Art to Frames through Amazon also has some 12x24 frames for $12.22 a piece, not sure what shipping charges are though.
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Print for "I Saw the Devil" releases on Thursday at Mondo. I like it
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/excl...ter-from-mondo
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Does anyone know if anyone has made any custom DVD covers from these posters? I'd really like to have a "Kill Bill" cover I could print out based on Stout's poster art. (I checked on r1db and didn't see any.)
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I hope they make a lot of money selling VHS tapes of obscure horror films. I am not interested in ponying up any cash up though.
The store is undergoing a Planet Of The Apes transformation. They have a Go Ape movie poster up. Masks, a piece of art on canvas, a bloody Lawgiver statue. AND Mike Saputo made some Lawgiver candles. I don't know what you call them, but they are the type that usually have saints and religious figures on the glass. You see them in Mexican grocery stores a lot. Anyway I picked up two.
Makes me wonder if there is going to be an Apes poster for Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes or even for the screening of all 5 of the original films later this month.
The store is undergoing a Planet Of The Apes transformation. They have a Go Ape movie poster up. Masks, a piece of art on canvas, a bloody Lawgiver statue. AND Mike Saputo made some Lawgiver candles. I don't know what you call them, but they are the type that usually have saints and religious figures on the glass. You see them in Mexican grocery stores a lot. Anyway I picked up two.
Makes me wonder if there is going to be an Apes poster for Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes or even for the screening of all 5 of the original films later this month.
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Don't know if you guys are aware, but there is another poster dropping today. Never seen the film, but I really dig it!
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^I'm digging that poster as well. The movie is ~40 years old and I've never seen it either. But have heard about it being fan of Ray Harryhausen.
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Poster cabaret has a treasure trove of Alamo Drafthouse prints right now, but unfortantely for me the ones I like are simply too rich for my blood (the Dollar Trilogy ones are so tempting though).
Doyle's Die Hard is available for $50, not too bad considering it debuted around $30 I believe.
Doyle's Die Hard is available for $50, not too bad considering it debuted around $30 I believe.
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My Tyler Stout Kill Bill poster is FINALLY ready for pickup at Mondo South Lamar. Gonna pick it up tonight and throw it in a frame. Pictures forthcoming. Anyone else with the regular version should be shipping out today.
I'll update y'all of what's in the store inventory as well after I get back (probably going to see Thor as well)
I'll update y'all of what's in the store inventory as well after I get back (probably going to see Thor as well)
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My Tyler Stout Kill Bill poster is FINALLY ready for pickup at Mondo South Lamar. Gonna pick it up tonight and throw it in a frame. Pictures forthcoming. Anyone else with the regular version should be shipping out today.
I'll update y'all of what's in the store inventory as well after I get back (probably going to see Thor as well)
I'll update y'all of what's in the store inventory as well after I get back (probably going to see Thor as well)
Congrats on the Kill Bill! Can't wait to see pics.
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Did you get the Tweet last night about them restocking the flat file? I was at Central Market and zipped over there . . . well, so I thought. Eight people beat me there. No Kill Bills or I would have been pretty sad. They did have 2 Steamboat Willies (gone when I arrived), a 2-3 Nightmare on Elm Streets and Screams, and a couple of the latest Star Treks. No purchases for me.
Congrats on the Kill Bill! Can't wait to see pics.
Congrats on the Kill Bill! Can't wait to see pics.
Would've loved to SBW for my girlfriend. Not heartbroken though. I'm like... officially out of wall space. Anything that isn't completely awesome is just going to end up in my flat file till we get a bigger place.
Well not so much out of wall space in that my gf will kill me if I fill any more walls with Mondo or one-sheet posters. She's gotta have some space for her girly art. heh.
While I'm out I'll also swing by Austin Comics... surely they'll have the Tim Doyle '2001' print there. I love his reasoning for having a small gallery there ... when I asked him at Flatstock ("Uh, why do they have your posters in Austin Comics? That's random" "It's a good deal... they give me the money for the prints they sell... then I give them back the money for comic books").
EDIT: I love the NOES print... but I already have this one on the wall:
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Its cool that they're doing limited VHS though.
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In the nerd world here in Austin there is a level beyond us crazy DVD/Blu-ray/even HD-DVD collectors of folks that go around searching yard sales... specialty shops (I Heart Video, Vulcan Video, and a few others here) and lot sales for rare VHS.
It's a level of nerdiness that exists for sure. Niche Niche... only heard of it here and in Seattle/Portland really (Scarecrow Video in Seattle is their mecca supposedly). I'd say the pinnacle of elitist video collectors.
BTW, has anyone gotten a shipping notice on their Kill Bill regular version poster? Still waiting for the email to show up for in-store pickup myself.
It's a level of nerdiness that exists for sure. Niche Niche... only heard of it here and in Seattle/Portland really (Scarecrow Video in Seattle is their mecca supposedly). I'd say the pinnacle of elitist video collectors.
BTW, has anyone gotten a shipping notice on their Kill Bill regular version poster? Still waiting for the email to show up for in-store pickup myself.
Every now and then I even can flip a rare VHS title for enough to cover the cost of importing it on DVD. (Did it w/the Italian film 1860). So, I while my comment was tongue in cheek anyway, I definitely will bite on a VHS of a title I want and can't import on dvd. I have a feeling though that the VHS series will be only horror given the larger market for it.