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Crazy 4 Cult: Cult Movie Art (book review)

For the past few years in Los Angeles, the annual Crazy 4 Cult art show displays dozens of pieces of amazing pop-culture/cult movie inspired work.

Thankfully, the folks at Titan Books have assembled an indispensible collection of art from the first four years of the show; pieces that actually have been bought by the likes of Kevin Smith (who provides the book’s introduction), Joss Whedon, Edgar Wright, JJ Abrams and Guillermo del Toro.

The 176 page book is a literal treasure trove for both the art and movie fan.  I’ve looked at the book several times already and my only criticism is that it wasn’t released as a poster book with the prints within suitable for framing.

Highly recommended and a must have for any art/design fan or cinegeek.

After the jump, check out several of my favorite images from the book.

Inspired by BATTLE ROYALE
Inspired by ARMY OF DARKNESS
Inspired by EDWARD SCISSORHANDS
Inspired by OFFICE SPACE
Inspired by THE GOONIES
Inspired by THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS and THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU
Inspired by STAND BY ME and JAY AND SILENT BOB
Inspired by FIGHT CLUB
Inspired by GOONIES
Inspired by PEE WEE’S BIG ADVENTURE
Inspired by BACK TO THE FUTURE
Inspired by DONNIE DARKO
Previous Show Poster
Inspired by MALLRATS, JAWS, DONNIE DARKO
Inspired by THEY LIVE
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