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Community Foundation Tampa Bay President & CEO Marlene Spalten Announces Retirement Plans
Marlene Spalten, President & CEO, Community Foundation Tampa Bay The leader who helped transform the Foundation into Florida's largest community foundation will continue serving through June 2027.
Set It Off: The Trailer For Steve McQueen’s WIDOWS Has Arrived
Viola Davis leads a team of grieving women on a life-saving heist, and we are so here for it. The trailer for Steve McQueen's Widows - the crime movie team-up he's helming with a script from Gone Girl's Gillian Flynn - just dropped and I just took off all my clothes. If you're a pulp addict like myself, there's no reason why you shouldn't also be celebrating (completely naked). The director behind 12 Years a Slave, Shame, and Hunger doing a heist picture? Gotdamn.
Horror Fans! Get Ready To Pre-Order Your Copy Of GHOULISH: THE ART OF GARY PULLIN
If you're a lover of screen print posters, horror vinyl soundtracks, and high class enamel pins (basically, if you're Dat Boi Wampler), then you more than likely are familiar with the work of “Ghoulish” Gary Pullin. He's created original art for Mondo, Waxwork Records, Death Waltz, Rue Morgue, and a slew of others, all while making fans out of Guillermo del Toro and Stephen King himself.
The 4K NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD Restoration Is Coming To Get You
George A. Romero's '68 classic Night of the Living Dead requires no introduction. It's a motion picture that arugably started the zombie subgenre, kicked off the career of one of the greatest horror directors who ever lived, and still terrifies audiences to this day. Shot outside of Pittsburgh over 50 years ago, Romero & Co. weren’t setting out to make film history. Really, they just wanted to make a movie, period.
STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI Gets An Ass-Kicking New Poster
STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI Gets An Ass-Kicking New Poster The gang's all here. By Scott Wampler Oct. 09, 2017 Ahead of tonight's brand-new Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer comes this kick-ass new one sheet... This poster, revealed via the official Star Wars twitter handle, is so good, I'm willing to forgive the fact that it's yet another collection of floating heads. Also, I'm really into how heavy they've been leaning on the color red in The Last Jedi's promo material.
Surprise: Mondo’s Got A New Olly Moss DIE HARD Poster
"Hang out on Twitter, wait for the sale announcement to go live, have a few laughs..." Disclosure: Mondo and BMD are both owned by the Alamo Drafthouse. It's been a long, long time since we've seen a new Olly Moss Mondo poster, but today that drought comes to an end...and in a most spectacular fashion. I'm gonna get out of this thing's way and let it have its way with your eyeballs. What a great image.
Mondo & Black Dragon Press Team Up For A Wild WIND IN THE WILLOWS Poster
Whew, is this a neat one! Mondo continues their partnership with the UK-based Black Dragon Press with a brand-spanking new poster for Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind In The Willows, beautifully executed by the great Peter Diamond. According to Diamond, the beloved young adult novel and its multiple adaptations touch on some pretty wild stuff: "My impression of these characters and this story going into this turned out to be very different from what I came away with after reading the novel.
I, TONYA Will Be Distributed By NEON And 30WEST
I, Tonya is emerging from TIFF with great word-of-mouth this week, which makes us extra excited to report that the film has been picked up for distribution by NEON and 30West. The film, described in early reactions as both darkly funny and surprisingly empathetic, is the tale of disgraced Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding, who was banned from the sport in 1994 after her boyfriend Jeff Gillooly and several co-conspirators enacted a plan to maim rival skater Nancy Kerrigan.
Mondo’s 35th Anniversary E.T. Poster Is Out Of This World
In which Mondo and Jonathan Burton knock it out of the park and straight into space. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year with a brand-new Blu-ray, and Mondo weren’t going to let the date pass without honoring the story of a boy helping his magical, new alien buddy.
NEON Gets Into The Blumhouse Game
As we say above most NEON-related stories, NEON is co-owned by Tim League, as is this website. So we’re all pretty interested in whatever NEON does next. This bit of news is particularly exciting. According to Variety, NEON will join up with Blumhouse to help manage their BH Tilt, a label for micro-budget horror that so far has given us films like The Belko Experiment and The Darkness, smaller movies from a company already known for making small movies.
Mondo’s New NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD Prints Are Here To Eat Your Brains
Or, y'know, to just hang on your wall or whatever. Mondo’s back at it again with the sweet screenprints! This time it’s a righteous tribute to late director George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. If you ask me, these could undoubtedly be the killer final touch for your fancy-ass Halloween party.
The Suffocating Lyricism Of BEACH RATS
Get your Beach Rats tickets here. The boy sits alone in the basement, behind the blinding brightness of his family’s computer screen. Laid out before him are a myriad of options; live flesh positioning itself in front of tiny cameras, mounted onto machines used to transmit across chasms of loneliness. There’s a hesitance in the boy’s eyes as he scrolls, trying to choose which one of these men he’s going to flirt with tonight.
Buckle Up: Mondo’s Got Two Kick-Ass BULLITT Posters Speeding Your Way
In tribute not only to the 1968 film Bullitt - but also in a nod to the painted artistry of movie posters throughout the ‘60s and ‘70s - Mondo's got a pair of brand-new limited edition prints speeding your way. Mondo’s own Matthew Woodson (with the encouragement of Jay Shaw) sounds excited to unveil these posters, and he should be: they're beautiful. “As posters often do, BULLITT began as a complaining session between Jay Shaw and myself.
Living On The Internet: From Zuckerberg To Ingrid
Ingrid Goes West is out now. Get your tickets here! The Social Network, David Fincher’s 2010 film, begins in an age when a hashtag simply indicated a number and Emojis were yet to become their own language, before someone could be Insta-famous and even before Instagram existed. This bygone era could also be referred to as 2003.
Check Out Mondo’s Sweet New INGRID GOES WEST Collection
In celebration of NEON and Matt Spicer’s Ingrid Goes West, the Mondo team has put together a stunning social-media-obsession collection, one which reflects the various interests (and, yeah, obsessions) of its title character, Ingrid Thorburn.
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