Christian Slater Hoodies

True Romance 80s Retro Aesthetic Fan Art

Go Rottweilers!

"Dear Diary: Heather told me she teaches people 'real life.' She said, real life sucks losers dry."

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The Eat Me Beat Me Lady's poem to Happy Harry. If you know, you know!

He is great!

True Romance is a film chock full of excellent individual scenes featuring legendary actors in small roles, and many (myself included) have praised these roles and scenes as "making" the film. But at the heart of this ultra-violent and bitingly funny and smart film is a love story. It would be easy for all of the powerful scenes and huge cameos to overshadow the leads, Alabama and Clarence Worley, but Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater don't let that happen; they have no problem carrying the main story, and somehow make several ridiculous premises believable. The genuine sweetness and love between them is ultimately the most satisfying element of the film, and the real reason we keep coming back to watch.

Silver City here I come

Show your love for your favorite dark comedy with this simple design!

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Heathers - Veronica Sawyer

Greetings & Salutations

Christopher Walken & Dennis Hopper face off.

Heathers // Retro 80s Aesthetic Fan Art

Talk hard.

True Romance Pop Art Comic Style

Heathers / Retro 1980s Aesthetic Fan Art

Heathers / Vintage Faded Look Fan Art Names Design

Heathers is a 1989 American teen black comedy film written by Daniel Waters and directed by Michael Lehmann, in both of their respective film debuts. The film stars Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannen Doherty, Lisanne Falk, Kim Walker, and Penelope Milford. Its plot portrays four teenage girls—three of whom are named Heather—in a clique at an Ohio high school, one of whose lives is disrupted by the arrival of a misanthrope intent on murdering the popular students and staging their deaths as suicides.

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Chess pieces squaring off to play the Game to end all Games. Should Mr Robot stay or go? The fsociety mask is hidden in the binary background. That spells "Game to end all Games" There's also some of Elliot's other toys laying out on display.... I made all the chess pieces, razor blade, dope in 123D took a snap shot and brought that into Photoshop.

Are you a Heather or a Veronica?

Alabama Whirley from True Romance leaning on Clarence’s Cadillac. Enclosed in a heart with leopard background with Alabama in cursive.

A drawing showing JD and all his victims judging him over his shoulders in death.

True Romance is a film chock full of excellent individual scenes featuring legendary actors in small roles, and many (myself included) have praised these roles and scenes as "making" the film. But at the heart of this ultra-violent and bitingly funny and smart film is a love story. It would be easy for all of the powerful scenes and huge cameos to overshadow the leads, Alabama and Clarence Worley, but Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater don't let that happen; they have no problem carrying the main story, and somehow make several ridiculous premises believable. The genuine sweetness and love between them is ultimately the most satisfying element of the film, and the real reason we keep coming back to watch.

If you love True Romance as much as I do, it's almost a guarantee that Christopher Walken's performance as mobster big boss Don Vincenzo is a big part of the reason why. Walken has made a career of playing small roles that steal movies, and this is no exception; in fact, it could be the best of the bunch. But you already know that, so honor the man by wearing him!

Everyone knows James Gandolfini from his stellar work on The Sopranos, but long before he ever had a starring role, he often played brutish goons. His main scene in True Romance is a doozy, to say the least, and without a doubt helped get him some of those bigger roles, because he was so authentically creepy in one of the most brutally violent scenes in cinema. It's a tiny role in the film, but made such a huge impact that he deserves his own piece.

F Society

Here is a cool, stylized logo for everyone's favorite ultra-violent rom-com, True Romance, written by Quentin Tarantino!

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Greetings & Salutations

Edward Alderson, Supreme F Society!

A quick design.

This comes from our Episode artwork where we talked about Gleaming The Cube.