Dork Art: I Love You Man!

This weekend, the Brooklyn Bottleneck Gallery is hosting the I Love You Man art show, featuring the great bromances of cinema.  Expect showcases of Ghostbusters, The Three Amigos, Hook, The Boondock Saints, Anchorman, etc.  If you visit SlashFilm you can get a glimpse at the other pieces, but Neal Russler's tribute to David & Jack from John Landis' An American Werewolf in London is my absolute fave.  Terrifying, smiley, beautiful.  I need a print and I need it now.  Just a couple of chums connected by the moon.

BEWARE THE MOON!

--Brad

Dork Art: An American Werewolf in London Showdown

Another classic Scott C great showdown featuring a couple of American backpackers and one angry English werewolf.  Win.

--Brad

Dork Art: There Aren't Any Coyotes In England

Nice job Harnois75.  An American Werewolf in London remains my second favorite film of all time, and it's a rare treat to discover some nifty new Dork Art celebrating its genius.  Maybe I can score one of these since I have no chance of scoring Olly Moss' Mondo print.

--Brad

Dork Art: An American Werewolf in London

Fantastic Fest 2011 is happening right now.  And I'm infinitely jealous of all the folks down in Austin, Texas enjoying all the wonderful, weird cinema on parade.  One of the big events I'm sorry to have missed is An American Werewolf in London on 35 mm print with Rick Baker in attendance and the opportunity to own the above poster done up by wunderkind Olly Moss.  It's 15 x 24 and limited to 380.  No word yet on when Mondo's site will have it up for sale.  All I know is that I'm gonna try real damn hard to score a copy.  An American Werewolf in London is my second favorite film of all time and absolutely my favorite Horror film.

Below is the Rick Baker Q & A conducted with Justin Ishmael after the screening.


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--Brad