NEW Mad Max homage T-shirt
Brand new to the range is this ‘Main Force Patrol’ T-shirt inspired by the original post apocalyptic wasteland/road film Mad Max.
Latest news
Best Picture May 2009
Jai Rathod from London wins our Best Picture of May 09 competition with this nicely composed image taken where he works. Because we liked Jai’s productive use of work hours we will be sending him 3 T-shirts of his choice from our range. Have a go yourself this month, send your photos/manipulations to info@lastexittonowhere.com for a chance to win.
Photos from the set of 'Paul'
Fans of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz will already know that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are teaming up again for a movie about two British geeks in America called ‘Paul’. Check out these rare ‘behind the scenes’ images courtesy of www.peggster.net – no extra points for spotting our Camp Crystal Lake T-shirt!
http://www.peggster.net/photos/displayimage.php?album=146&pos=11
Last Exit to Nowhere on Twitter and Myspace
We’ve introduced a Last Exit Twitter page for random film quotes and updates throughout the day: http://twitter.com/lastexitshirts and for those that prefer other social networking, try out our Myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/lastexitshirts – let us know what you’re thinking.
Chris Martin spotted in L.A. wearing a Last Exit T-shirt
Chris Martin, the English singer-songwriter and vocalist for the band Coldplay, was recently snapped in L.A. wearing our Back to the Future homage T-shirt ‘Hill Valley High School’.
Rip It Up Magazine feature
Adelaide’s style magazine Rip It Up contacted us for an interview about the idea behind Last Exit to Nowhere. Here’s a snippet of what was said: “Rip It Up has stumbled upon the greatest film T-shirt company on the web, designed especially for movie fans wanting something that cuts a little bit deeper than simply having a Hollywood star’s grinning mug on your chest. Last Exit To Nowhere specialise in T-shirts and hoodies emblazoned with obscure logo and designs from your favourite cult films, whether they be Fight Club, Aliens or Shaun of the Dead” Rip It Up gets the goss from founder, Mike Ford. Q: How long have you been around for and what spurred you into action? A: Last Exit is an idea I’ve been playing with for about four years. It evolved from an interest in designing band T-shirts, travelling and a love of great films. Q: It looks like you’ve got some cool celebrities donning your gear now – which celebrity would you like to get on board? A: “It’s great having Simon Pegg supporting what we do, also Andrew Stanton (Toy Story/WALL-E) is a big fan. I guess the ultimate would be Barack Obama wearing our Weyland Yutani T-Shirt – now that really would be something!” Continued in Rip It Up Issue 1031, Apr 23 – Apr 29.
