All posts tagged "Salty Winters"
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Fantastic Fest 2018 Is Breathing Down Our Necks
Excuse my overt enthusiasm, but I am having a hard time containing my excitement right now. Fantastic Fest kicks off tomorrow!! It’s the best week...
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Fantastic Fest 2018 Preview
Hello fellow film friends! Summer’s almost over and Fantastic Fest is less than a month away! There is much news to relay before the 8...
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Fantasia and the Houston Symphony Orchestra at Jones Hall
Hellooo Houston! This weekend, the Houston Symphony Orchestra teams up with the Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Mickey Mouse) at Jones Hall for the ultimate pairing of live...
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Houston Cinema Arts Festival 2017
Houston Cinema Arts Festival 2017 took place from November 9th – 13th at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Rice Media Center, Diverseworks, and a...
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Artists Pick Their Favorite Posters from MondoCon 2017
Mondokhaaan!!! Last weekend (November 4th and 5th), freaks and geeks (artists and collectors) flocked to Austin, TX for MondoCon 2017, the preeminent shindig for limited...
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Salty Winters’ Favorite Posters from MondoCon 2017
MondoCon 2017 featured a diverse array of beautiful limited edition screen printed posters by talented artists from all around the world. I could’ve easily picked...
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Psycho Posters: 8 Takes On A Classic
(Hitchcock voice) Good evening, how kind of you to join me. Today is a great day for Hitchcock fans in Houston, especially those who are psycho...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: 78/52
As a longtime fan of Alfred Hitchcock’s films, one of my most anticipated screenings at Fantastic Fest 2017 was Alexandre O. Philippe’s new documentary, 78/52....
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Fantastic Fest 2017 Recap
Hello movie fiends and film freaks! Fantastic Fest 2017 recently took place in Austin, TX and once again, the 8 day film festival was stuffed...
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João Ruas on Ran, Kurosawa, and his new posters from Black Dragon Press
Flashback to November 2016: If you ask a dozen cinephiles to name Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece, you’ll probably end up with a handful of different answers....
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Big Sick
Kumail Nanjiani is a likable fella. He’s down-to-earth, quick-witted, and quite funny. I had the pleasure of watching him introduce the boisterous 1993 Indian film,...
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Freaky Friday at the Alley Theatre
TGIFF! What’s the extra F for? Freaky! Disney’s Freaky Friday, the new musical based on Mary Rodgers’ charming 1972 children’s novel and the two movies...
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Houston Movie Menu: Sunday, June 4th
Houston, we have a problem. Difficult decisions lie ahead. Of course, I’m talking about the smorgasbord of screenings and killer movie events that film fans...
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Never Grow Up: A Salty Winters Recap
On Friday, April 28th, Mondo and Cyclops Print Works teamed up to present Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show at the Mondo Gallery in...
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Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show
On March 7, 2014, the House of Mouse teamed up with the undisputed leader of limited edition screenprinted movie posters for one of the best...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Ghost in the Shell
In 1995, the Japanese animated film, Ghost in the Shell, based on the popular manga of the same name, became a huge success and was...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: T2 Trainspotting
21 years ago, Danny Boyle’s second feature film, Trainspotting, became an instant cult classic. The British movie featuring a group of heroine addicts in Edinburgh...
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Movie Review: John Wick: Chapter 2
John Wick a.k.a. The Boogeyman a.k.a. Mr. Headshot is back and fans have reason to get excited. Writer Derek Kolstad, director Chad Stahelski, and of...
