You Will Never Find A More Wretched Hive Of Scum And Villainy

Wow, I really need to pause that scene of the Mos Eisley Catina again, I never realized how many familiar aliens (prawns, Alf, Zoidburg, E.T., etc), ghosts (Beetlejuice) and oddities (flying monkeys) were in the background. Guess I was too busy watching Han Solo shoot first! (Mos Eisley Cantina by Andy MacDonald)

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If this game didn't convince Dr. Malcolm Crowe that he was dead, it should have at least let him know he was fictional. (Slammin With Willis by Scott Campbell via Gallery 1988 Ghosts show.)

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Sometimes it isn't just the foreground that is iconic in a film. Illustrator Steve Dressler explores the retail side of Beetlejuice, Bill and Ted, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Back to the Future for the Autumn Society's 3B Show.

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3B: Back To The Future, Bill & Ted, Beetlejuice

The Autumn Society (which has introduced to a whole series of pop artists to me) is holding a 3B show at Gallery 1988 on May 5, paying tribute to Back To The Future, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Beetlejuice.

If Glen Brogan's poster for the show is any example, there is going to be some very cool art showing up over the next month.

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