Welcome to the wonderfully imaginative world of Dave Pollot, a painter unlike most. You see, Dave takes canvasses from thrift stores and infuses them with a light dose of popular culture. Ever wonder what The Star Ship Enterprise would look like … Continue reading An Interview With The Thrifty Surrealist Dave Pollot
Batman has been a staple of popular culture for decades, starting with the comic books in the ’30s & quickly moving to all other mediums. The ominous visage of Gotham City’s very own Dark Knight is one familiar to generations. … Continue reading Ranked: The Best of The Movie Batmans
In 1901 Vaudeville actors went on strike and theaters were left looking for another source of entertainment to fill their halls. Short films, usually about a minute long had been shown at the end of the Vaudeville acts but proved to be an expensive investment because they had to be purchased from factories. The films were not changed very frequently due to this expense. In 1902 Henry Miles of San Francisco began renting films which became the basis of our current film industries film distribution methods.
Many people are confused by the difference between a reissue and a reproduction of a poster. Many movies were released subsequent to their original dates. For instance, The Wizard of Oz was originally released in 1939, but it was re-released … Continue reading Quick Read: Movie Posters: Re-issue vs. Reproduction
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