Late at night, when the only sound normally heard is an incessant tap-tap-tap from the blogging fairies, Jake has been busy playing in his PhotoShop.
For as long as we’ve been thinking about the movie, we’ve been talking about ideas for poster-art. For a low-budget horror movie it’s one of the most important marketing tools you have – get the front of the DVD box right and you’re almost home dry, regardless of the quality of the contents. It’s not like there’s a law or something that says that the artwork has to have anything remotely to do with what’s actually in the movie. It seems.
Mentioning no titles, but I have sat through an astonishing array of immaculately packaged turkeys recently. It's like being at a Norfolk beauty pageant.
Anyway, this is the latest. I really quite like this one.
And while the face has been shamelessly appropriated from Google instead of reusing some of our concept art, the sound-bite is 100% GhoulFool (not his real name, thankfully – think Alistair Campbell as a gothic fop). Bootiful!
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