Green Room by Oliver Barrett and Big Trouble in Little China by Sam Bosma Mondo Poster Releases

Thursday Mondotees will have new posters for Green Room by Oliver Barrett and Big Trouble in Little China by Sam Bosma!

Green Room was, without a doubt, one of Mondo's collective favorite movies to come out last year. Jeremy Saulnier's brutal film tells the story of The Ain't Rights, a young punk band who must fight for their lives as they find themselves playing a club that turns out to be a hornets nest of neo-Nazi skinheads. It's an amazingly raw and true gut punch of a film that should be seen by any and all genre/horror fans. Oliver Barrett stepped up to the plate and delivered a brilliantly simple and striking image that is both a testament to the film's savagery as well as its punk rock roots.

Additionally, they'll also have a great new poster for John Carpenter's 1986 classic Big Trouble in Little China by Sam Bosma featuring Lo Pan, an evil sorcerer with a desire to rule the universe, as he stands in front of his demon patron flanked by Jack Burton, Wang Chi and Egg Shen.

The posters and pin below will be available at a random time tomorrow via mondotees.com.

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Mulholland Drive & The Three Stooges: A Plumbing We Will Go Poster by Dave Perillo Mondo Release

On Thursday Mondo are releasing two awesome posters from Sam Bosma & Dave Perillo. Not only is this their first time working with Sam, Mondo are excited to debut two new licenses: Mulholland Drive & The Three Stooges.

"Like most of David Lynch's work, the tone of Mulholland Drive shifts smoothly from bizarre to nightmarish and back. The Los Angeles of Mulholland Drive is a dream, sometimes figuratively and sometimes literally. I felt like my best option was to use the chaos of the car crash and Rita's subsequent descent into Los Angeles to allude to the strange darkness that was to come." - Sam Bosma

Mulholland Drive by Sam Bosma. 24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275.

Dave Perillo on his The Three Stooges poster:

"I have fond memories of watching the Three Stooges with my dad Sunday mornings on the local UHF channel, 'A Plumbing We Will Go' being one of my favorites. I really wanted to do something that played off the scene with Curly trapping himself in a framework of pipes and also choose a color palette that had the feel of the old black and white shorts without using just standard black, grays and whites."
- Dave Perillo

The Three Stooges: A Plumbing We Will Go by Dave Perillo. 12"x36" screen print. Hand numbered edition of 125.

Both posters go on sale Thursday at a random time over at Mondotees.com

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