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5th February, 2009 at 8am
The Ambush by Vittorio Ottaviani is a miniature (7 x 10) oil paining that deals with love, violence and betrayal, but you don’t need me to tell you that. What I found interesting was the way his work was promoted: these “Need to whack somebody?” posters were plastered all over NYC, and I love them.
5th February, 2009 at 4am
Amidst a flurry of the traditional Valentine’s Day Hollywood rom-coms, February contains such counter-programing as “Coraline” and “Friday the 13th”. Of these two films, I can say with some certainty that one features some of the most genuinely terrifying sequences to hit the big screen in years, while the other is about a killer wearing a hockey mask.
Coraline review by Silas Lesnick via Neil’s in-the-bath blog. (via insanitea)
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