“Just what do you think you’re doing, Dave?”

Dave (Jamie Ward-Brown) wins our Best Picture of April competition with this 2001: A Space Odyssey inspired snap. Thanks once again for all entries this month, it’s much appreciated. If you’d like to enter our May competition for the chance to win 3 Last Exit to Nowhere T-shirts, send your image to: info@lastexittonowhere.com. Over and out.

Today we launched the new Last Exit to Nowhere website. As well as a new skin, new search options, new categories and easier site navigation, we have 4 NEW designs to look out for in our Latest Designs section and a new unisex range of Slim Fit T-shirts.

We’ve also added The Gallery, which showcases some of the best images that have been sent to us over the years and other photos that we think are of interest.

If you have any suggestions about how we can improve things or have any ideas for future T-shirts you’d like to see included in the Last Exit to Nowhere range, then please email us: info@lastexittonowhere.com

Last Exit to Nowhere are proud to support this year’s prestigious SCI-FI-LONDON (The 9th annual international festival of science fiction and fantastic film) which starts from the 28th of April until the 3rd of May and promises to show a glimpse of how life might feel in 2050. As well as various themed LAB sessions and a mix of classic and new science fiction films there will be a selection of Last Exit to Nowhere T-shirts up for grabs too. Click on the image for more information about the festival.

It was a tough call again this month, but we decided Heather Rose’s tribute to the infamous axe scene in The Shining was the best picture of March. Thanks again for all entries, it’s much appreciated. We intend to include a Gallery section on the website soon where all the best non-winning entries will be posted, if yours appears let us know and we’ll send you a FREE T-shirt. If you’d like to enter our competition in April to win 3 Last Exit to Nowhere T-shirts, send your photos/image manipulations to info@lastexittonowhere.com. Good luck and stay sharp team.

The March/April edition of movieScope wrote this great article about Last Exit to Nowhere:

“Whether you are looking to impress at your next audition with your knowledge of film, or just want to indulge your passion for all things film-related. the range of seriously cool clothing from the boys at Last Exit to Nowhere may be just what you’re looking for this summer. Described in the press from Australia to the USA as 'the greatest T-shirt company on the web’ Last Exit to Nowhere are the stuff of legend. Forget the predictable movie merchandise found at markets; their range of T-shirts and hooded tops make intelligent and subtle references to your favourite films, while being stylish designs in their own right. From logos like The Paper Street Soap Company (Fight Club) and Dapper Dan hair wax (O Brother, Where Art Thou?) to more oblique references like Abe Froman: Sausage King of Chicago (Ferris Bueller’s Day Off), Last Exit to Nowhere allude to the wearer’s knowledge, as well as their taste in films; an approach which has made them a favourite with celebrities and fans alike. Anyone for a drink at the Winchester Tavern? Check out the fantastic range at www.lastexittonowhere.com”

A brand new T-shirt design based upon the Spinner aerodyne flying car, used extensively by the police to survey the population and first seen in Ridley Scott’s science fiction masterpiece Blade Runner.

SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?

New T-shirt inspired by the WOPR super computer in the 1983 film WarGames, staring Matthew Broderick.

It was a hard decision to make this month but we finally narrowed it down to Jake Whiteman’s awesome Alien inspired image. A big thank you to all of you who participated this month. If you’d like to enter for our competition in March send your photos/image manipulations to info@lastexittonowhere.com.

“Your fire is dying here, Fraulein. Why don’t you tell us where the piece is right now?”

Inspired by Marion Ravenwood’s tavern in Patan, Nepal – from Steven Spielberg’s finest Indiana Jones episode, Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Hey folks. We thought it was about time that we dedicated more time to our Facebook page. To mark this we wanted to have semi-regular competitions where we ask you for input and ideas. So, to kick off let us know who you think has the weirdest/ best/ interesting/ character name? Snake Plissken for me; great name and a great character. Entries in for Sunday 28th Feb please. Our favourite can pick a shirt of their choice from our main site! Good luck!! Click on the image to visit Last Exit to Nowhere Facebook page.

New T-shirt design inspired by Truman Burbank’s fictional hometown in the wonderfully subversive satire The Truman Show. Includes a FREE 'How’s It Going To End’ badge! Click on the image for more information.

We have a limited amount of Last Exit to Nowhere T-shirts available to buy at the prestigious Nottingham Contemporary exhibition Star City. The exhibition contains real objects and propaganda of the period, including USSR Space Race posters, a life-size replica of a Sputnik, space food and a collection of Polish space toys among other things. Don’t miss it – the show runs until the 17 Apr 2010.

“It’s the year 2022… People are still the same. They’ll do anything to get what they need” – New to the Last Exit to Nowhere range are these 4 colour Soylent Corporation T-shirts inspired by the 1973 science fiction film Soylent Green starring Charlton Heston.

“I was sitting in my cubicle today, and I realized, ever since I started working, every single day of my life has been worse than the day before it. So that means that every single day that you see me, that’s on the worst day of my life.” Inspired by the fictional 1990s IT company in Mike Judge’s cult classic Office Space.

Marcus Conge from upstate New York wins our Best Picture of January 2010 competition with this atmospheric image inspired by the unforgettable scene in the 1982 film The Thing. Thanks to everyone that sent us their images this month. Send in your ideas (either wearing or featuring a Last Exit T-shirt) to enter our February competition to: info@lastexittonowhere.com

A homage to one of the finest musical comedies in cinema history, The Blues Brothers. Inspired by the classic Twist It (Shake Your Tailfeather) scene within the film – these Ray’s Music Exchange T-shirts are a must for fans of The Blues Brothers and indeed the legend that is Ray Charles.

Michael Robinson from Washington DC wins our Best Picture of December competition with this faithfully recreated image inspired by the last scene in The Shining. Michael had this to say about creating the image: “The DC area is currently getting what the news is calling “The areas biggest snowfall in 100 years (in December),” my mother-in-law is referring to as “The Apocalypse,” and my friends in Wisconsin are describing as “flurries.” So I decided that I should suffer to get a best picture entry. Went outside, plopped down in the snow, and waited for a while to have my wife come out and get the shot. And now I am attempting to warm up.”
If you have any ideas you’d like to submit for our January competition, then send them in to us to: info@lastexittonowhere.com for a chance to win. Good luck and thanks to all that entered this month.

“I’m not talkin’ 'bout pleasure boatin’ or day sailin’. I’m talkin’ 'bout workin’ for a livin’. I’m talkin’ 'bout sharkin’!” We pay homage to one of cinemas best loved characters, Quint from Jaws (1975). One colour screen print on a regular fit, 100% ultra cotton olive t-shirt.

These brand new Bartok Science Industries T-shirts are a must for anyone interested in Brundle teleportation experiments and/or flies. Inspired by the 1986 David Cronenberg version of The Fly featuring Jeff Goldblum as the unforgettable Seth Brundle. A three colour screen print on 100% ultra cotton navy t-shirt.

Joyeuses Fêtes! Feliz Navidad! Mutlu Bayramlar! Boas Festas! Buone Feste! Frohe Festtage! Wesołych Świąt! Fijne feestdagen! Sretni praznici! Vesele Praznike! Boldog Ünnepeket! Trevlig Helg! Tanoshii kurisumasu wo! 즐거운 휴일! – and a big THANK YOU to all who showed us support this year!