Lostboys Videos

Author: Alltogathernowlak Keywords: lost boys Added: November 25, 2009

Does anybody remember movie novelizations? They've made a bit of a comeback in recent history, but whoo boy was I a fan of them back in the '80s. Of course, as an adult that love has turned into nostalgia, and to this day, my Lost Boys novelization holds a prominent location on my bookshelf. But I'm not the only one with a soft spot for those books, because over at Spacesick they have won my heart by creating the "I Read Movies" series. Granted, these books don't exist (and how I wish they did), but you have to love these retro covers they've created for everything from Shaun of The Dead to Ghost Dad. We do plenty of poster launches around here, but sometimes it seems like we just don't see the same effort being put into our movie one-sheets like we used to. You know you're in trouble when fictional book covers are more impressive than your average studio marketing campaign. But before I start to sound too much like a crotchety grandpa, I'm going to focus on the positive and that's where the fans come in. Take a look around and you'll see some pretty awesome work being done, so we can only hope that some of that creativity rubs off on actual studio releases. Check out some of our favorites in the gallery below. Gallery: "I Can Read Movies" Series Filed under: Fandom, Images, Posters, Fan Made Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

We are back after a week break!! HELL YEAH!!! it is TIME for some HELL KITTEN KAROKE!! with REO SPEED WAGON

It's been a harrowing journey for two Lost Boys of Sudan who came to Washington state nearly four years ago. Today (Friday) they will be among 44 Washington foster youth to receive scholarships to attend college. It's a rare success story, especially when you consider most foster kids never even graduate from high school.

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None Author: nessabear16 Keywords: monopoly sucias phineas and ferbs games gaming khat kath lostboys lost boys Added: April 14, 2009

Listen Up! #27 is now available. This edition features a lecture by Mark Bixler, author of The Lost Boys of Sudan . See the Listen Up! blog for detailed program information.