Our biggest issue yet. 166 pages stuffed with illustrations, articles, stories and poetry inspired by movies beginning with the letter H.
If you're a fan of La Haine, Hook, Heat, Hausu, Hellraiser, Hulk, The Holy Mountain, Harold and Maude, Hot Fuzz, Holy Motors, Hiroshima Mon Amour, or any film with a 'house' in the title... then this is the issue for you.
What do you wanna watch tonight?
Movie Night t-shirts illustrated by Chester Holme available soon.
136 pages of illustrations, articles, stories and poetry inspired by movies beginning with the letter G.
The Grand Budapest Hotel, Get Out, The Godfather, The Grudge, Good Night, and Good Luck, The Great Beauty, Ghost Dog, Ghost World, Grizzly Man, The Graduate, Grey Gardens, Grosse Pointe Blank, Ghost in the Shell, The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, Gremlins, Gohatto, Godzilla, Groundhog Day… and many more are reinterpreted by 63 contributors.
Woven patches inspired by this scene in Luc Besson's The Fifth Element.
Comes free with every copy of Shelf Heroes F, or can be purchased individually for £5.
Illustration by Dan Evans
Fargo, Fight Club, The French Connection, Fantasia, Festen and loads of other 'F' movies provide the inspiration for the new issue.
Issue F comes in two parts. A black and white glossy zine stuffed with writing inspired by everything from First Blood to Frances Ha; and 10 double sided folded full colour posters of Shelf Heroes exclusive illustrations.
Each issue includes a Fifth Element woven patch (inspired by this awesome scene), 3 postcards and a sticker.
A different letter, but the same brief. "Watch a film that begins with the letter E. Go create something".
70 movie-obsessed contributors have pulled together to make this our biggest, and best issue yet. Issue E is jam-packed with cinema goodness, including:
Interview with Event Horizon director
Paul W.S. Anderson
59 exclusive illustrations inspired by everything
from Evil Dead II to Eternal Sunshine,
and Elf to The Exorcist
Short fiction inspired by The Elephant Man
Gallery of the letter E's best movie title typography
and LOADS more...
Issue F comes in two parts. A black and white glossy zine stuffed with writing inspired by everything from First Blood to Frances Ha; and 10 double sided folded full colour posters of Shelf Heroes exclusive illustrations.
59 movie-obsessed contributors have pulled together to make this our biggest, and best issue yet. Issue D is jam-packed with cinema goodness, including:
50 Illustrations of everything from Dumbo to Die Hard.
Short fiction inspired by Demolition Man, Dredd and Demon Seed.
A love letter to disaster movies and Pierce Brosnan's Dante's Peak.
Truffaut and Godard's relationship explored via Day for Night.
Emmanuelle Ly produces a daily film-inspired sketch for 5 days.
Do the Right Thing, Django Unchained and racism in Hollywood.
Diario di una Schizofrenica by Alessandra Genualdo as featured in Issue D.
41 movie-obsessed contributors have pulled together to make this our biggest, and best issue yet. Issue C is jam-packed with cinema goodness, including:
Gory Conan themed fan fiction
An appraisal of Michael Mann's Collateral
A personal reflection on Casablanca
Poetry inspired by Chunking Express
A short story derived from Cronenberg's Crash
... and 30+ stunning full colour illustrations of everything from Creepshow II to Cool Hand Luke
Issue C is now SOLD OUT
For issue E, Christian Annyas, founder of The Movie Title Stills Collection, selected a few of his favourite E's.
Featuring 31 movie-inspired illustrations and written pieces from another host of cinema-loving contributors.
Poems, short stories, features and artwork on a range of films, including The Birds, Beverly Hills Cop, Brazil, Barton Fink, Bill & Ted, Buffalo'66, Badlands, Being John Malkovich... and loads more.
Tamlin Magee explores the relationship between Badlands and its soundtrack
A short story by DK Goldstein inspired by Big Fish
Ryan Finnigan celebrates the work of Vincent Gallo through Buffalo '66
Issue B is now SOLD OUT
In issue E, Clarisse Loughrey explored the fantasy masculinity present in the films of Eagle vs. Shark director Taika Waitti.
The inaugural issue of Shelf Heroes. Bursting with A movie-inspired illustrations and written pieces including:
Zack Miller delves in the relationship between Yorgos Lanthimos' Alps and the Rene Magritte.
Aric Taylor's insane Anchorman leg tattoo.
George Sandison gets lost in Herzog's Aguirre, The Wrath of God.
Issue A is now SOLD OUT.
