There are two kinds of posters that a film studio can distribute before the film’s official one-sheet (and certainly well before the movie itself is released): advance posters and teasers. The two differ in a way that best can described…

While most movie buffs know that Tom Selleck was slated to be Indiana Jones before Harrison Ford, perhaps they would be surprised to learn Clint Eastwood was tabbed to be in Men in Black (before Tommy Lee Jones stepped in)…

Why stop at seven when there’s tons of movie poster look-alikes out there? To prove it we’ve got eight super examples for you in this eighth installment of the Poster Doppelganger series. See you L8R, everybody! Pale Imitations

One measley letter. That’s the difference between an esteemed film and our movie poster parodies. Well, that and some Photoshop fun. L’enfant terrible Citizen Kane

If you’re a fan of movie posters that look strangely familiar you’ll be in seventh heaven here. I’ve got seven up for your consideration in this seventh installment of the Poster Doppelganger series. Enjoy! A Bloody Nightmare

It has been a while, so here’s another installment in the Movie Mash-Ups series. I’ve combined posters & titles to create new movie one-sheets that will not be coming soon to a theater near you. Enjoy! About A Boy Named…

Couldn’t get enough could you? Neither could we, so we’re back with more movie posters that are slightly imperfect. They’re off by just one letter. But that simple misspelling can make a big difference. A Man’s Gotta Eat… The Book of Eli

I see dead people. More specifically, I see artists whose originality is DOA. Because everywhere I look I see duplicate posters! This is the sixth installment that reveals one-sheets that look spookily similar. (And I sense that the series won’t end here.)…

It may be a simple typo, but it makes a big difference when movie poster titles are just one letter off. For example… The big payoff • Clash of the Titans