In this installment of Cardboard Cinema, we highlight a few great board games for movie fans, especially for those who like Tarantino, Miller and Carpenter.
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Tomorrow night kicks off Gallery 1988's Both Sides: An Art Show Celebrating Heroes & Villains featuring artwork by Dan Mumford and Jeff Boyes, two pop culture artists we've featured on the site previously. The show will also feature some "cameo" artwork from Ashton Gallagher, Chet Phillips, Clark Orr, Dave Quibble, Jeffrey Everett/Rockets are Red, Ryan…
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With Mad Max: Fury Road still making waves in theaters, what better time to look back at the Mad Max franchise, this time with a Mad Max POV supercut.
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George Miller's insane action series is recapped in a great Mad Max legacy trailer from Warner Bros.
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Both Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz were born out of a basin of movie history. Each film is drenched in movie reference, be it visual or a line of dialogue, which adds a whole other layer of enjoyment on top of the individual stories. For the third film in The Cornetto Trilogy, writer/director…
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Have you ever flipped your TV to a movie and been delighted it was one of those presentations with facts that pop up on the screen? If so, you might want to know about a new site just launched that provides that sort of presentation all the time. The site is called Yeah! and is…
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Conan the Barbarian, The Thing, Poltergeist, The Road Warrior, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Tron, and that's just the beginning. Yes, the Summer of 1982 was probably the best one in the history of movies and that's why the Alamo Drafthouse is celebrating with a summer long, 30th anniversary celebration screening a slew of the most exciting…
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After giving the matter much thought, folks at the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, TX have decided that the summer of 1982 is perhaps the best summer in history for big, fun movies. That's a difficult point to argue, given that the summer saw the release of Conan the Barbarian, The Thing, Poltergeist, The Road Warrior,…
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We post a fair amount of montages here on /Film, but this one's extra special. Back in 1993, well before the days of Final Cut Pro, a 19-year-old Edgar Wright holed himself up in an editing suite for several weekends to put together this montage, "Gun Fetish." The clips are pulled from VHS tapes, which…
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Cloxboy's Hope For a Better tomorrow t-shirt is available on Dutch Southern. The shirt features three retro future heros, Mel Gibson from The Road Warrior, Charlton Heston from Planet of the Apes, and Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken from Escape From New York. Thanks to the mac addict from the Alamo Drafthouse, whose name I…
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As part of Fantastic Fest, the Alamo Drafthouse is doing a series of Oz-sploitation screenings featuring "the best of the down-under's offerings of madness and mayhem!" Yes, that means Rolling Roadshow screenings of Mad Max and The Road Warrior in Republic Square Park! /Film favorite Tyler Stout has created this awesome limited edition numbered poster…
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