Australian artist Ken Taylor created two posters for the Alamo Drafthouse’s screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which is part of the October horror film series. Rocky Horror has been playing weekly (every saturday at midnight) at the Alamo Village since 2004. The two poster set features Magenta and Riff Raff, and might be the first of a series from what I hear. Each four color poster stands 12 x 36 inches, and comed numbered. Available as a set for $40 or $100 for an uncut sheet on Mondotees.com.
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Today, MTV has slapped Slashfilm in the face, on both coasts. Firstly, over in San Diego their screaming (nicely paid?) Twilight fans—who are being compared to “Beatlemania” on Twitter—practically turned Peter Sciretta into H.W. Plainview aka Peter /SilentFilms. Update: Matt and Brian from MTV inform us that the company is not responsible for Twilight. The film division had the option dating back to 2004, but in the end it went to Summit. But MTV gushes over the movie and drums up its fans 247, so…
And today from New York, MTV transmitted a message into the air via little lightning bolts that announced they are remaking The Rocky Horror Picture Show. [...]