Terence Stamp of Approval
It was a proud day for us here at Last Exit the day we received this image of actor Terence Stamp holding up our ‘KNEEL’ T-shirt. Thanks to Dallas King @ChampCelluloid for his involvement. Photo © ManeSánchez
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Best Picture December 2012
“I dunno what the hell’s in there, but it’s weird and pissed off, whatever it is.”
The winner of our Best Picture of the Month Competition for December is Nik Cannon with this awesome The Thing inspired image. Nik wins 3 Last Exit T-shirts from our range. If you’d like to enter our competition for this month then send us your image to: info@lastexittonowhere.com, subject ‘Best Picture of the Month’ – all entries must reference Last Exit to Nowhere in some way.
Best Picture November 2012
The winner of our Best Picture of the Month competition for November is Tom King with this killer ‘Dead Man’s Shoes’ inspired image. Tom wins 3 Last Exit T-shirts of his choice from our range. If you’d like to have a go at entering our Best Picture of the Month competition for December then send your image to: info@lastexittonowhere.com – as always, images must contain a reference to Last Exit to Nowhere in some way.
“TRRRROLLLLLLL!!!”
TST Troll Security T-shirt inspired by the fantastic Norwegian film Troll Hunter. A single colour design hand screen printed on a 100% ultra cotton regular fit olive T-shirt. Does not include troll stench.
Warp Films and Last Exit to Nowhere Collaboration
Earlier this year, we were approached by the prestigious Warp Films to design and produce a series of T-shirts to celebrate their 10-year anniversary. Warp Films is one of the UK’s most critically acclaimed independent film production companies, and have been behind an array of fantastic films, including Dead Man’s Shoes, This Is England, Four Lions and Kill List to name just a few. After many months of behind the scenes work, we are now pleased to present to you this unique and officially licensed series of Warp Films inspired T-shirts in our new range: WarpFilms10
DEATH HAS A GINGER BEARD.
Last night a couple of us were lucky enough to get to see a screening of the pitch black comedy Sightseers at the Mayhem Film Festival in Nottingham. It pretty much ticked all the boxes for me, and is now officially my favourite film of the year. Afterwards, I had the pleasure of meeting up with the director Ben Wheatley and writer/actor Steve Oram, both top blokes. The film is released at the end of the month in the UK. Make sure you go and see this one, it’s the funniest, blackest, British comedy I’ve seen for a long time. Definitely not to be missed. 10/10 – Mike.
