Exploitation-Vocation

Description: Do you enjoy Exploitation-Vocation? Here's our line of Logo designs.

Description: Do You Read Sutter Cane? Well if so, here's the perfect design for you.

Description: Welcome to Camp Blackfoot, there's a killer on the lose and he's seeking revenge for a prank-gone-wrong. Sure we've seen it before, but have we ever seen it mixed with the myth of Cropsy?

Description: The 1974 ABC movie of the week staring William Shatner and Andy Griffith. While it's mostly motorcycle riding, there's a lot buried beneath the surface. Go Baja Wildcats!

Description: Mickey and Mallory Knox are two of the most iconic cinematic serial killers thanks to the 4-way marriage of Oliver Stone, Quentin Tarantino, Woody Harrelson, and Juliette Lewis.

Description: Maddy, Legs, Rita, Goldie, and Violet all band together to fight the patriarchy in this late nineties feminist anthem.

Description: Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfeiffer in Rob Reiner's Story Of Us is cinematic perfection. A love story told through the potential divorce of two opposite but-make-it-work adults. Some people see the butt, some people see the area where the tops of two legs come together.

Description: The book of John, one of the shortest passages in the bible: Jesus Swept! :)

Description: For those of you who wanna be SPANNING time with someone, this design is for you. Christina Ricci and Vincent Gallo star in this wonderfully offbeat late nineties comedy.

Description: Joe Bob's Indoor Drive-In Geek-Out "Cerebellum Night" in association with AGFA will be showing THE BRAIN and BRAIN DAMAGE. We're so excited for this show, we wanted to celebrate the films.

Description: Denis Johnson's Jesus' Son is one of the most inventive short story collections ever.

Description: "I knew every raindrop by its name." One of my favorite lines in all of literature. Design will be available with and without text. Billy Crudup did a great job portraying F***head.

Description: Pierre Choderlos de Laclos' four volume novel Les Liaisons dangereuses from 1782 has been adapted to film/mini-series at least 12 times, but it's the 90's nihilism and alt-rock soundtrack of Roger Kumble's Cruel Intentions that makes it easily our favorite among all adaptations.

Description: "A nightmare is fed before it is born," is a quote in Sebastian Valmont's journal seen at the end of Cruel Intentions. Partnering it with this painting seemed a great coupling.

Description: Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman's in-depth look at the lives of inmates in a late 1960's correctional institution. This film is pure madness!

Description: A nearly forgotten masterpiece of horror cinema. While the first film has a cult following, we need a new cult for Tommy Lee Wallace's sequel.

Description: For most, Manos: Hands of Fate is their favorite MST3K episode, but Eegah holds a special place in my heart. "Watch out for snakes!" This is the Mystery Science Theater episode I can always rewatch.

Description: First Edition cover for Stephen King's Christine!

Description: Only the greatest Jackie Chan film ever! The opening scene alone is one of the best action scenes ever put on film.

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

Description: Nostalgia for this New Orleans radio staple!

Description: If you're like us, to save space, you keep your cast iron in the oven. It is that simple.

Description: Tati as cartoon with a hand drawn blueprint of the restaurant from Playtime. Enjoy how well these colors clash!

Description: Possibly the greatest comedy ever made, Jacques Tati's Playtime is the first and only architecture-as-joke film. Celebrate the apex of French cinema with our Playtime design.

Description: From his student films to his quadrilogy of cinematic masterpieces (Andrei Rublev, Solaris, The Mirror, & Stalker), Andrei Tarkovsky made viewers question their relationship with time itself. Celebrate your inner film student with Tarkovsky's filmography.

Description: We've meticulously paused every title from all of Stanley Kubrick films, created vectors, and listed out the director's amazing career... All in one design. This is for those Kubrick lovers out there.

Description: Halloween IV: The Return Of Michael Myers scared the hell out of me when I was six. I remember watching this one with my older brother and I made sure he never caught me hiding my face. Nightmares for weeks.

Description: Honestly, my bestie is my go-to Herzog film lover and they say Stroszek is their #1 pick of all Herzog's films. This is mostly a design for one person, but applicable for all Herzog fans.

Description: Chuck Russell's 1988 The Blob is a work of special effects showmanship! Celebrate your love for this often overlooked horror landmark with this design.

Description: Larry Cohen's Salem's Lot 2 deserves its place in cult cinema. Sure, it's not Tobe Hooper's classic or even deserving to be associated with Stephen King, but it's still incredible.

Description: Remember that one time Stephen King directed a movie? Well, if you don't, that's okay, he doesn't either. But that doesn't stand in the way of this films greatness. Maximum Overdrive is a cult classic!

Description: The Classic VHS cover for the second best Michael Myers outing. It was the night that never ended. Enjoy!

Description: Some say Stab 8 ruined the franchise. I wonder why? Ghostface with muscle and a flamethrower? I still don't understand why Stab 8 didn't use utilize the Jill material from another Woodsboro killing spree?

Description: From Spartacus to Eyes Wide Shut, every frame is here. Using the Barcode generator, we have a one-of-a-kind Kubrickian piece.

Description: Being an 80's / 90's kid, USA Up All Night, MonsterVision, & MST3K taught me how to love cult cinema. Enjoy Rhonda, Gilbert, and Caroline coming together again for a perfect weekend.

Description: They Call Her One Eye! A 70's Grindhouse Exploitation film with Revenge, Revenge, and Revenge!