We’ve heard of the great Tarantino, but what about Ezio Tarantelli? This illustrious Italian artist created a whole slew of “bella” foglios and locandinas for lots of 60s and 70s B-movies (much like Sandro Symeoni and Antonio Mos), including many spaghetti westerns — and he also had an inglorious basterd poster of his own design called Bastardo Vamos A Matar!
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Tarantelli’s Bastards…
April 14, 2011
Reel Characters
May 6, 2010Master autuer, Quentin Tarantino, not only reinvented action movies with his trademark funny/violent fight scenes as well as recharged the careers of John Travolta and Pam Grier — he also re-established the artful marketing of character posters with Jackie Brown. And many more movies like Pearl Harbor and The Hangover have since jumped on the bandwagon.
Foxy Baby!
May 5, 2010Pam Grier was the queen of 70′s blaxploitation movies — and seemed stuck there in cinematic history — until Quentin Tarantino rejuvenated her career in 1997 with Jackie Brown (which had one of the coolest opening credit sequences ever right here).
And now Miss Foxy has pulled out the big guns with a new book!
Cartoon Remakes
August 31, 2009Trendhunter presents If Cartoons Were Films…
Back On Top
August 24, 2009
Who’s Laughing Now?
August 24, 2009Last week, The New York Times was writing his obituary. Today, it’s a retraction.
Fat Basterds
August 20, 2009Guess what? Tarantino’s doing a fat-suit movie…
