Every week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as BlurryProjector and TheGeneralRulz in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, they ponder the wildly wide-spread Mark Harris article, “The Day the Movies Died,” alongside the new infographic proving movies have gotten worse. We really need a scapegoat, huh? Is marketing really to blame? Are movies really getting worse? If so, how do we, the fans, fix them?

Oh, that Mondo Tees. They might as well have all the security codes to my bank account and an automatic standing order for every single product they release. The latest in their line of geek brilliance is a gorgeous poster for Scott Pilgrim vs The World from artist Martin Ansin – who’s toned down his glossy palette this go ’round to create something Andy Warhol and Frank Miller’s abandoned love child might have had up on his entertainment room wall. Leave it to Martin Ansin to make Michael Cera look like an unflinching bad ass.

A gorgeous new one sheet for the adaptation of Poe’s short story about lust and eternal life have just hit the net.

The Alamo Drafthouse facilitates special screenings of special movies. To commemorate these screenings, they commission silkscreen posters by some pretty amazing artists. The latest commission – The Godfather.

That’s right. There’s another Watchmen poster out there for all of us to drool over. This time, it’s IMAX style.

But make sure you eat all your vegetables and get to bed early.

At a loss for what you want for Christmas? How about what to get your movie loving pals? Fear not, your gift giving guide is here.

Cult movie posters are cool enough usually, but when you get some really creative artists to create as they please…you end up with masterpieces.

This week’s Movie Poster Frenzy goes out to Jessica Alba — creepy eyes and all.

3 films, 3 posters, once a week. We do love us some movie posters…

Everyone knows a geek or two. Heck, we’ve got more than a few on staff. But did you know that there are 56 different kinds of geeks?

Three movies, seven awesome posters. They say the holidays are all about sharing with others. So here you are, poster’s of plenty!

Not only is his work the most impressive fan art that I have ever seen, but this artist is probably one of the most dedicated Star Wars fans I’ve ever come across.