A while back I mentioned the work of artist Tyler Stout, who often does movie posters for the Alamo Drafthouse for their especial screenings and festivals. But, as Swarez reminds us over at twitch, Stout isn’t the only one doing new posters for the Drafthouse. In fact they use an array of interesting artists to […]

So, like I said last Saturday was the blogiversary(did I get that right?) of MPA. Inspired by that I decided to use my statistics program to see which were the most viewed posts over this first year. Some of the top posts were obvious, others not so much. In case you share my curiosity, here […]

I almost forgot, but it was one year ago that I made the first post to this very blog. It sure went by quickly.
In the many years I have been doing this Internet thing I have tried many times to create my own sites, but nothing ever lasted. But MPA has been different. Not only […]

Well, that took longer than I expected. But at least things seem to be working fine now, including the comment system.
If you have any problems with the site in the next few days please send me an e-mail (gus.larking@movieposteraddict.com) or leave a comment and I’ll try to fix whatever is wrong as soon as possible.

I’m going to have to take the site for maintenance in a little while. Hopefully we will be back shortly.

Apparently they have a bunch of posters in display at the ShoWest convention. IESB and Latino Review are on the case and have posted many photos of these posters. Not high quality images, but they are enough to get the idea.
I’ll post better versions of the posters as they show up online.

If you tried leaving a comment recently you might have noticed a couple of problems, like the page not reloading when you submit it. Well, I hope this has only being going on recently. And I hope nothing else has gone haywire for you guys.
Anyway, I have to do some site maintenance either tomorrow or […]

As you might have heard, New Line has ceased to exist as an even somewhat stand alone entity. This basically ends a history that spawns 40 years, 25 of which saw active production of movies.
So, this strikes me as being as good a moment as any to recall some of the more memorable posters […]

Slashfilm has a post up featuring the works of artist Tyler Stout, who has done a number of posters for film festivals and special screenings, and who more recently did the artwork in the poster for Hellride. Worth a look.

Via IMPAwards we get the sad news that legendary artist John Alvin has died. The image above, which ended up becoming the poster for E.T., is probably his most iconic piece of work, but he left behind tons of great movie related art. You can check some of his posters here, and more of his […]