#Snake poster

[swordofhearts]

late night kazuhira

reference to the poster for "the lobster"

[raplinenthusiasts]

💐 @cordiallyfuturedwight

{© namuspromised}

[shesnake]

Teaser poster for Park Chan-wook's next film No Other Choice, starring Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin

[forcemascpropaganda]

Take a step toward yourself

[potatounicoorn]

All I want for christmas is for my favorite mage to go through the horrors of his inevitable destiny of dark magic corruption that he so tried to avoid <3

[killlerfang1]

Theres a lot you can criticize about how the Hunger Games franchise marketed their movies (looking at you hanging tree club remix). But if there’s one thing we can agree on, it’s that they do not fuck around when it came to their posters

[skatankata]

Frights!! Camera!! Action!!

[lizenzluchs]

JayJay here.

Another Metalocalypse poster however this one is very rushed because idgaf. the snakes were a disaster. I hate it thanks.

I also have a slightly additional version. no idea what wounds my eyes less. Any opinions?

I'll stick with the first one

[theactioneer]

Escape from L.A. (John Carpenter, 1996)

[renaissanceofthearts]

[ SONS OF LIBERTY ]

[lilly-townshend]

documenting my silly goo goo ga ga childhood headcanons before Sunrise of the Reaping drops and rocks my world

1. Haymitch has a bad case of a thousand yard stare on most of his post-victory photos

2. Effie is a rich kid drowning in propaganda so she fangirls about Haymitch during the games and is actually really happy to see him win (gets an axe merch bc capitalism is just cool like that)

3. They first meet in 2297 and Effie does NOT expect Haymitch to look that bad (bc she probably has no idea about his whole family being executed)👍

[mockingjay-sings]

THE HUNGER GAMES APPRECIATION WEEK → day 5: favorite arena

The 10th Hunger Games arena

[metal-sludge]

SKID ROW (1986 - present)

[kamruna]

meet Calico's friends! he's there too but but y'know.. vampire things

(i am forever stuck making promo art for a comic that'll never come out)

[arthistoryanimalia]

#FashionFriday :

Pair of silk knitted stockings embroidered with sequins and beads, France, 1900

Foot length: 9.5in; Leg length: 29in

Victoria and Albert Museum T.53&A-1962

More info about the above snake stockings from the V&A: “Exhibited at the Universal Exhibition, Paris, 1900. Extremely reminscent of Toulouse Lautrec's iconic 1899 image of Jane Avril, with a serpent coiled around her form-fitting black dress.”

[braidsandarrows]

Panem Propaganda posters