Now I want to watch that.
So you win. Nice design.

Have you done one for Charlton Heston's Omega Man?

Thanks John. It's a pretty good documentary.

Jay, no I haven't. I might do one at some point, just don't know when.

Since people are giving requests, Roadhouse is one of my guiltiest of guilty pleasures. I would love to see something done in a very retro style for my beloved Roadhouse.

Don't go to any trouble on my behalf. But that is one where I'm currently using a downloaded fan-made cover, because I bought the CD from someone without the case.

People are giving, but I'm afraid I'm not taking, sorry. (I still haven't finished the POTA cover for you.) I have about 40 covers on my to do list, and my production has slowed to a crawl.

Not a problem.

Not a cover this time, but a poster I put together for my friend George Reis, who puts on the annual Drive-In Super Monster-Rama at the Riverside Drive-In in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania. This years event is a little less than a month away on September 7th and 8th. Eight classic horror films, all 35mm prints, vintage trailers, shorts, and intermission classics. All for $10.00 per person, per night. How can you beat that?!

Get all the details here:

http://www.dvddrive-in.com/driveinsuper ... rama12.htm

Trailer for the event:

http://youtu.be/nv93R-e0C20

Click to enlarge:

Ever see this? And, is it any good?


(It looks like fun).

I haven't seen it yet. I do have a copy of it under the original UK title, City Under The Sea. I know it was released as a Midnight Movies double feature with At The Earth's Core, don't know if it's still in print, but the MM Double Features are usually inexpensive.

I've seen it. I liked it, but I have no taste.

Heh

I like how Vincent Price seems unsure of himself when he says, "This is my world. I am their king." I also like the over built helmets they all are wearing. I must ask, is this a 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea knock-off?

Finally got around to finishing one...

Did you ever do one for "Manos: the Hands of Fate"?

Never even heard of it!

A cover for Hammer's 1957 The Abominable Snowman. Great flick.

When I first read that I read "Blood from the Mummy's Womb." Upon review, I like my mistake title more.

Custom covers for the individual discs in the Universal Classic Monsters BluRay collection:



What the spines with look like on the shelf:



Click on the thumbnails for printable versions:

That's way cool.

Awesome.

Thanks Jay and Steve.

I don't think I'd do another 8 disc set again.