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A sign saying YOU ARE LEAVING PORPOISE SPIT: MISSING YOU ALREADY with another line saying YOU CAN'T STOP PROGRESS.
The poster for the film DEATH IN BRUNSWICH featuring a grubby Sam Neill and a knife.
A person is holding an e-reader displaying the cover of "Anna Karenina" by Leo Tolstoy, published by Penguin Classics. The background features a cozy living space with bookshelves and a soft green chair.
Image features the cover of the novel "Geek Love" by Katherine Dunn. It includes a circus tent illustration and highlights that it is a National Book Award finalist. The book is narrated by Christina Moore, with branding for RB Media at the bottom.
The poster for V: The Final Battle.
The poster for V: THE ORIGINAL MINISERIES. Not pictured: David Icke.
The poster for 28 DAYS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE. Not pictured: Duran Duran.
The image features a book cover titled "The Revolutionists" by Jason Burke. It includes stylized, colored portraits of two individuals, one in green and the other in red, against a blue background.
The poster for 28 YEARS LATER, which looks better than something filmed on an iPhone should.
The poster for 28 DAYS LATER.
The image features the title "The Good Life" in playful pink letters, framed by a sun and some orange petals, with a white goose at the bottom, all set against a blue background.
A skeleton absolutely whaling on some dudes with a shovel. He's enjoying it.
An image showing TOY STORY's Woody, titled WOODY'S ROOTIN' TUNES.
The poster for Mārama, a Maori Gothic film. Fuck colonialism.
The movie poster for HYPE! which shows a cameraphone-free moshpit.
A hand holding a Kindle displaying the book cover of "The Bell in the Lake" by Lars Mytting. The background features a textured, light-colored fabric.
A poster for YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT which probably should've been entitled YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE SOLD THE RIGHTS, DANIEL, BECAUSE THE OUTCOME IS MORE UNINTENTIONALLY HORRIFYING THAN YOUR SOURCE MATERIAL. But it isn't.
Krusty the Clown not understanding the inherent political genius of Eastern Europe's favourite cat and mouse team.
The poster for Backrooms, or as I would've titled it The Body Keeps The Store.
The image features the audiobook cover for "After the Flying Saucers Came" by Greg Eghigian. It includes the subtitle "A Global History of the UFO Phenomenon" and is labeled as read by David Colacci. There's possibly UFOs on the cover. But maybe they're pie plates.
The poster for OBSESSION which features a dweeb in a car, while the reflection of a girl who's way out of his league appears in the window. He has a tiny mouth and is intensely fuckin' slappable, cat notwithstanding.
Largely pink cover of a novel called THE MOON IS GAY by Phil Rot. A smiling moon, sexuality unknown (but presumably gay?) also features.
A hand holds a Kindle displaying the book cover for "Butter" by Asako Yuzuki, translated by Polly Barton. The background features a floral pattern.
A hand holds a tablet displaying the cover of "Lone Wolf and Cub, Volume 1: The Assassin's Road." The background shows a fogged window with a blurred view of parked cars, and a wooden table is visible in the foreground.
A black-and-white comic panel featuring two characters in a tense dialogue. The top panel shows a worried-looking man in traditional clothing, expressing disbelief. The bottom panel focuses on another man, emphasizing determination in his intense gaze, as he asserts his willingness to do the job.
The gentleman on the poster for the film FROM BEYOND does not look like he's having a great time.
A person holding a Kindle displaying the book cover of "Babylon's Ashes" by James S.A. Corey. The background features a cozy living room with a teal couch, a bookshelf, and a TV. A dog is resting in a bed.
Poster for DELIVERANCE featuring an eye and men in a canoe. Not pictured: mountain-man assault.
A person holding a Kindle displaying the cover of the book "The Pretender" by Jo Harkin. The background features a cozy indoor setting, with a cat tree and some furniture visible. The individual is seated with a blanket and wearing striped pants.
A digital cover of "Deliverance" by James Dickey featuring a paddle above water, with splashes visible. The text includes the title, author, and a note that it is narrated by Will Patton, along with a label indicating availability on Audible.
The poster for DINGO, the music film that was Miles Davis' only spoken role. INCREDIBLE work.
The image features an audio book cover for "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens, read by Jonathan Pryce, part of "The Dickens Collection". It displays a black and white bowl of gruel with a spoon, emphasizing the theme of poverty.
A mask in the snow. Makes you want to watch BLACK PHONE 2? Didn't think so.
An electronic tablet displaying the cover of the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" by Philip K. Dick, featuring a futuristic illustration with vibrant colors. The device is resting on a textured surface.
Covers of a variety of books - mostly fiction.
A graphic-heavy poster for the 1966 film version of FAHRENHEIT 451.
A graphic design featuring a book with a matchstick illustration on a red background. The title "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury is prominently displayed, along with "Read by Penn Badgley" at the bottom.
A stylized black and white image featuring a humanoid figure with a sleek hairstyle and striking eyes. The text overlay includes the title "THE SOUND OF THE MACHINE" and the author's name, "KARL BARTOS".
The image features a person's hand holding the book titled "FLUX" by Jinwoo Chong. The cover is bright yellow with bold black text and abstract colorful designs. In the background, a cozy living space is partially visible.
A book titled "The Occult Roots of Nazism" by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke is displayed on a wooden surface. Fuck Nazis.
A book titled "Mind Over Magick: The Psychology of Ritual Magick" by Richard Kaczynski. The cover features a black background with orange and gold lettering, including images of a candle and ceremonial symbols.
The poster for SHOCK WAVES, a film featuring submerged Nazi zombies.
Cover illustration of the audiobook "Oscar and Lucinda" by Peter Carey. Features whimsical drawings of the main characters: a man in formal attire holding cards and a woman in a dress with a ln oceanic backdrop. Includes the text "Twice Winner of the Booker Prize".
A Kindle e-reader displaying the book cover of "Griefdogg" by Michael Winkler. The cover features an illustration of a dog and is primarily in black and white. The background is a textured surface.
A person's hand holds a Kindle displaying the cover of the book "London Falling" by Patrick Radden Keefe. The cover features bold text with a subtitle about a mysterious death and a family's search for truth.
A snapshot of a news tile for The Australian in which Peta Credlin spouts shit about being welcomed to Country as if someone has pissed on her cornflakes. This will be lapped up by the worst people you know on Facebook and ensure no meaningful progression towards unity or even recognition that maybe there is something of value in First Nations peoples being respected. Absolute tinpot little Britain shit.
A snowy landscape with a group of silhouetted figures walking towards a cabin, surrounded by tall trees and mountains. The title "The Hateful 8" is prominently displayed at the bottom.
A poster for the 1939 JAMAICA INN film. It is terrible, though it captures Charles Laughton's eyebrows rather well.
A person holding a worn copy of "Jamaica Inn" by Daphne du Maurier. The cover features an illustrated woman with long hair and a green top. A cozy, modern living room setting is in the background.
A person is holding a book titled "The White Dominican" by Gustav Meyrink, translated by Mike Mitchell. The background features a sunny window view with trees, while a dog is lying on a bed nearby. Clothing items are casually placed on the bed.
A hand holds the book "The Tivington Nott" by Alex Miller against a backdrop of a sunny view through a window, with trees visible outside. The setting appears cozy, with a bed and a dog resting nearby.
A map depicting the title LAFFING WATERS.
A book titled "Sydney Brutalism" is displayed on a wooden surface, featuring a cover design with large white text and an image of concrete architecture.
A person holds a Kindle displaying the cover of the book "Feast of the Pale Leviathan" by John Chrostek. The cover features a dark, dramatic illustration of a creature in stormy waters. A plain surface is visible in the background.
image features a colorful arrangement of glass beads in various sizes and patterns, with the title "THE GLASS BEAD GAME" by Hermann Hesse prominently displayed. The text also notes that Hesse is a winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
A collection of six books displayed on a wooden surface. The titles include "The Days and Nights of London Now" by Craig Taylor, "London Fields" by Martin Amis, "Pity the Nation: Lebanon at War" by Robert Fisk, "The Chiantic Bird" by David Ireland, "Witchfinders" by Malcolm Gaskill, and "The Bad Trip" by James Riley.
The poster for the movie BRONSON which has Tom Hardy looking like a mustachioed weightlifter who could happily beat the shit out of you.
An image of the book VOID CORPORATION by Blake Butler.
The poster for I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, the original one. There's no jerk with a hook here, but there ARE a bunch of people for whom the phrase "take it to the grave" doesn't even last a year.
An image of a skeleton holding a crest made of bones (featuring his face) with a fancily dressed man. They are bros.