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Artists reinterpret cult films in Crazy 4 Cult: Cult Movie Art . David Cromarty gives us his verdict...
If you’ve ever wondered what Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory would look like crossed with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre , you need wonder no more, thanks to this gorgeous coffee-table book.
Art inspired by films is the order of the day, with clever movie mash-ups abounding – Jaws is fused with 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea , Dracula crosses paths with Ed Wood , and Elliott (of ET fame) goes for a moonlit bike ride with Alien ’s Xenomorph. One picture alone brings together Pete Venkman, Edward Scissorhands, RoboCop, Donatello, Snake Plissken, Silent Bob, Boba Fett and the Iron Giant.
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Collecting pieces from four years of Crazy 4 Cult art shows, Cult Movie Art includes work from more than 150 artists. The artwork itself is without exception beautiful, and encompasses a wide range of styles and techniques. Andrew Wilson’s Tron -inspired “Home Of Space Paranoids” is a particular highlight.
Some films are perhaps over exposed – Willy Wonka being the most obvious example – while others are conspicuous by their absence. (There’s a surprising lack of superheroes, for example.) But this is a minor flaw in an otherwise hugely impressive collection of beautiful images.
David Cromarty
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