Double Feature Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Classic movie poster. Image has been enhanced and colors restored. The original image has passed into public domain.

Super fans will nod and smile, if you know, you know.

Featured 6/7/17 in PixElations Featured 7/11/17 in Art Universe Featured 8/8/17 in Fractal Combinations I hope most of you have some fond memories from your youth of movie nights at some special theater - maybe you remember great films, or perhaps it was the special someone you were with, or maybe you just couldn't get enough hot buttered popcorn, but hopefully something good has remained in your memory - this is dedicated to all those great moments, no matter what theater you were in. :o))) Created in Mandelbulb 3D v.1.8.9 ("M3D") starting with parameters from Bulb landscape with small needles by Andrea 1981G (see below). Scale up/final render and other work done in GIMP v.2.8. Best if viewed larger. youtube:https://www.youtube.com/...

Grungy titles from the film "Machete

Bloodlust! (1961) and Blood Mania (1970) Double Feature Poster

EGO Pro Wrestling - RHPS Style

The cover art for Project Maigo, the second book in the Nemesis sage by international bestselling author, Jeremy Robinson. Featuring the monsters Nemesis and Scylla battling over Washington D.C.

Nemesis, goddess of vengeance as depicted in Jeremy Robinson's novel, PROJECT NEMESIS. Nemesis line art by Matt Frank. Colors by Jeremy Robinson.

1962, Not seen in mainstream theaters. These movies resurrect Fritz Lang's Dr. Mabuse to run a criminal empire from inside a madhouse. monochrome B movie poster.

Double Feature Program from 1960's.

Humanoids From The Deep 80s Cult Classic Horror Movie

It's a... well you get it

Titane / Raw Double Feature

Meatcleaver Massacre 70s Cult Horror Movie

Vectorised portrait of Cherry Darling from the film Planet Terror

the silence and the gentlemen double horror feature vintage poster

Famous lips from Rocky Horror. Revamped for 2021!

The story goes.. a secret mission to the dark side of the moon, where an unknown astronaut encounters a strange looking tentacled multi-eyed creature, and FWOOM!! He gets hit with some weird beam energy, and transforms into the Giant Space Werewolf MUNOKAM! Will the astronaut be saved? Will he find his alien foe, BULBOZUR? Will this movie ever be made? Stay tuned... This is the 26th Detroit Kaiju painting I've done in the series.

Please just DON'T!

Pation.

Tim Curry

The story goes.. a strange looking tentacled multi-eyed creature named Bulbozur, minding his own business on the dark side of the moon, and FWOOM!! He gets hit by some strange metal pod, and has no choice but to ZAP IT! Will this poor creature find peace? Will he follow the pod-transformed into space-weresolf MUNOKAM? Will this movie ever be made? Stay tuned... This is the 27th Detroit Kaiju painting I've done in the series.

Cinephiles unite! Let the world know your passion for cinema with this eye catching design. Great gift idea for any Brad or Janet.

Not ever!

She, Her, He, Him, They, Them? What are they!!?

Monster, Humanoids From The Deep // Horror Movie

Let's have some drinks and tell each other movie stories in all kinds of ways.

Bloodsucking Freaks // Cult Horror Movie

Street Trash 80s Cult Classic Horror Movie

Fan art of the best musical ever made: Rocky Horror Picture Show

Bloodsucking Freak // Horror Movie Fan

Double Feature is amazing tbh

I am dedicating a few designs to this fricking awesome Twitter I drew the design of course but took inspo off of bunnysay_ebooks on Twitter!

“Barbenheimer” trend in 2023 was a cinematic experiment that brought together two seemingly disparate films. It was a social media-driven phenomenon that took the internet by storm. It was a marketing success story that leveraged user-generated content It was a cinema event that sparked fan-made content, memes, and challenges. It was a cultural moment that reflected the zeitgeist of the digital age. It was a double feature that challenged traditional notions of genre and audience. It was a buzz-worthy event that generated excitement and anticipation among moviegoers. It was an artistic collaboration that blended creativity, innovation, and entertainment. It was a pop culture sensation that inspired fan art, mashups, and parody posters.