August 29th 2023

[Tiggnutz]

One day closer to a nice long weekend

[Tiggnutz]

Last few years I've been relegating my horror watches to pretty much only October. Really should stop doing that. It makes October extra fun, but I'm not getting the horror fix I deserve the rest of the year 'round.

I usually take a nice horror break after October a month or 2 but throughout the year I'm still watching a good bit.

[Tiggnutz]

The Demons 1 & 2 4k combo I got was really cool. It came with a Demons poster and one of the golden tickets from the first film.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

My copy had only the ticket, no poster. Cool.

[Tiggnutz]

My copy had only the ticket, no poster. Cool.

It also had a birthday invitation for the second film

[DancesWithWerewolves]

My copy had only the ticket, no poster. Cool.

It also had a birthday invitation for the second film

It's this shit that made me interested in majoring in Graphic Design back in Art School. And this shit is rare now, only boutique companies do the cool stuff now.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

One of my senior design projects was a special edition DVD set for Mallrats. It featured the blueprints for destroying the stage behind clear disc holders, a cool booklet, and a sleeve designed as a wax paper bag with a chocolate-covered pretzel logo featured on the front. Complete with chocolate fingerprints on the sleeve.

The melted chocolate fingerprints were achieved by melting a twix bar, so I can get some cookie crumbs in there, and scan them on rumpled paper.

It was one of the projects I was really proud of, and used it as my official case for the basic DVD that was available for some time on my shelf until the sun faded the inkjet print away.

[Reign in Blood]

One of my senior design projects was a special edition DVD set for Mallrats. It featured the blueprints for destroying the stage behind clear disc holders, a cool booklet, and a sleeve designed as a wax paper bag with a chocolate-covered pretzel logo featured on the front. Complete with chocolate fingerprints on the sleeve.

The melted chocolate fingerprints were achieved by melting a twix bar, so I can get some cookie crumbs in there, and scan them on rumpled paper.

It was one of the projects I was really proud of, and used it as my official case for the basic DVD that was available for some time on my shelf until the sun faded the inkjet print away.

That sounds really cool.