Classic movie posters remixed by the Underground
These movies' original posters have become iconic and ubiquitous - but these alternative designs show a different side...
From Ghostbusters to Pulp Fiction, some of the top movie posters of all time have become as iconic as the films themselves. But their omnipresence only seems to encourage designers to remix, reinvent and reimagine these designs in their own style.
Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art from the Underground is a collection of 200 posters from designers in 20 countries, each reinterpreting famous cult and classic movies. Author Matthew Chojnacki says that "the artwork is essentially in the same vein as music gig (concert) posters, and is the first book to be written on this topic".
It's a great selection, and the results are a thrilling spectacle. With vivid colours and bold typography, these new designs provide unexpected and imaginative new twists on iconic movies and their posters.
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