Switchblade Shorts
Description: 'The Dark Half' is a Jekyll and Hyde tale cleverly reformulated as the story of a mild-mannered, primly serious novelist, Thad Beaumont, who has learned, for fun and profit, to give vent to his 'dark half' in a series of violent, anti-social thrillers written under the testosterone-sopped pseudonym, 'George Stark.' Thad sees George as a whisky-slugging, chain-smoking, knife-wielding wild man, who speaks with a Southern accent and drives 1966 Olds Toronado 'High Toned Son of a Bitch' set across the rear end and that was pretty much all you needed to know about George.
Description: A vintage-inspired Switchblade Sisters design celebrating one of the most iconic cult exploitation films of the 1970s. Featuring bold retro typography, classic grindhouse aesthetics, fierce street gang style, and authentic drive-in movie poster artwork inspired by the golden age of exploitation cinema.
Description: A bar with an annual Easter event involving a classic family egg fight among drunken patrons for money and prizes? That's EXACTLY what Jesus would have wanted. Murphy's Pub was a traditional Irish bar that walked on the divey side without being too divey and held frequent events that included extensive participation of their patrons, often times whether they wanted to or not.
Description: Strawberry Switchblade was a Scottish new wave/pop duo formed in Glasgow in 1981 by Jill Bryson and Rose McDowall. During their five-year run, they released seven singles, and just one self-titled album in 1985. The group is best known for their song "Since Yesterday" from their album, and their flamboyant clothing with bows and polka-dots.
