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Mr Finch wrote:Love the Wild Things cover (especially the "The Max Collection" bit).

seconded. messing with the wacky C is risky, but you got away with it and i love it.

alice_the_goon wrote:This is my first time making a fake cover, so I hope they aren't universally hated. On that note, here they are!

oh boy...the wife would FLIP if this got the royal CC treatment. absolutely her favorite movie, and it would put the incomparable Norma Shearer in the collection!

I'm not sure if 4 Months is suited for a cartoony cover, but I've been obsessed with the film recently, and I wanted to spend a bit more time on an original illustration for a cover.

4 months cover is great!

"4 Waltz, 3 With, 2 Bashir"

Very nice! Too bad Strand got a hold of that one.

jordof131 wrote:

=D>

Guido wrote:

Very very nice. I definitely think the woman's body should be darker, as right now it looks rather faded.

If only Criterion could've released this...

eljacko wrote:Very very nice. I definitely think the woman's body should be darker, as right now it looks rather faded.

If only Criterion could've released this...

I never heard of this film, this just made me want to check it out.

Could you upload the covers in a bigger version though?? Those 300x150-versions are so pixelated...

Here's one I did a few days ago. Definitely one of the more overlooked art-films around, because... well, I think you can guess.

Looks more like a vampire flick.

Ha, there are actually some witches involved.It is a "classic" if only for the imaginative cinematography and the striking colours. I recommend checking ou a trailer first though, the acting is... quite different from other films...

Stop Making Sense wrote:

Could you upload those two in a bit bigger resolution?? That would be so great.

Otis B. Driftwood wrote:

this post was old, but good lord i love it =D> please release this Criterion!

SO, Photoshop is crap, but here is a review for a TEOREMA one. I used that wonderful japanese poster.

Congrats to the talented people who created the artwork for "Headless Woman" and "Stalker". I'd buy those, incited by the covers alone.

Spielbergo wrote:Congrats to the talented people who created the artwork for "Headless Woman" and "Stalker". I'd buy those, incited by the covers alone.

Well, for one of those you're in luck!

I like Seconds.

i wish i was a photoshop genius so i could make one for Seance on a Wet Afternoon. Kim Stanley darkly lit with some candles, i can see it now

from the auteurs website: subject - films with dead animals in them

I was looking at the CCForum awards and noticed that the Richard Cranium award went to "Swimminghorses", and then like synergy that led to bad karma, went over to the Auteurs site and found he plies his tired wares there under his other nom de plume "So Lightly Here". That will teach me not to wander over to that sorry site. Someone who has an account over there should alert them.

Those who post at the Auteurs forum are already past the point of being helped

Was the 'cranium' award a shape of a horse head? I'm glad they getting some of the torture over at Auteurs.

this thread is a little sleepy...

here are some new fakes i faked today:









some are better than others.

LOVE the covers forThe Sweet Hereafter and Eternal Sunshine, although I think it could be better if the names of the actors were removed. The image is really fabulous. I'd like to see more of it =D>