New Dredd pics.

MAD MAX vhs

Puretone - Addicted to Bass

Puretone | Addicted To Bass | Music Video from Fastback Films on Vimeo.



Puretone | Addicted To Bass | Behind the Scenes. from Fastback Films on Vimeo.

Wynter Dark

An as yet unrealized film project from Resolution Independent featuring some amazing concept art. A graphic novel is also in the works.

Wynter Dark from Resolution Independent on Vimeo.

Accion Mutante

A rather unfairly low rated review of Alex de la Iglesia's ACCION MUTANTE from Starburst magazine.

C-17 Mad Max a la sauce Francaise

Wasteland Weekend article.

A report on the 2011 Wasteland Weekend from Loaded magazine.

Rolling Stone's Road Warrior review.

1982.

Stop Motherfucker

Stop Motherfucker from The Animation Workshop on Vimeo.

Eyewitness: Mad Max

From Bike magazine.

When it was just Mad Max 3

I guess this is how it was going to go before it's designation to Beyond Thunderdome.

"Mad Max lll" (Beyond Thunderdome) Trailer from Robert Lyons on Vimeo.

GHOST RIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE

Fingers crossed that they get it right this time round!

Namibian shoot for Fury Road.

The twitterverse has been buzzing lately with actual and potential crew members disclosing their anticipated participations in the new Mad Max movie which is setting up for a location shoot in Namibia. How cool would it be to have a Fury Road teaser trailer by the end of 2012?
Now two separate quotes.
Taking what the previous owner of the Silverton pub described as... "A jacked-up rear on sand-tires with a huge blower" and from someone who had a look inside the Villawood vehicle fabrication facility, "a metal finished xb coupe with a massive blower and jacked-up rear end driving around what looked to be a parking lot".
From those descriptions and taking a rust bucket mentality applied to the body of a Falcon I made an attempt to see how these ideas would translate into a photoshop project! 

Merry Christmas 2011

Thunderdome via Performance Street Car

The vehicles of Death Race: Inferno.

New images of the off-road modded cars for the next Death Race movie.

 And the lovely Tanit Phoenix!

Fairlane fire stunt from Mad Max 2

From various sources I collected images of Mad Max 2  and whilst recently looking through them I realized that amongst some of them  sequential and relative connections could be made. So case in point being the 74 Fairlane car with which I put together a little photo essay on its spectacular demise in Mad Max 2.

Here's a nice profile of the 74 Fairlane.

The following three shots are from the movie as the car gets molotoved!

Looking at the hood there appears to be some kind of foam material spread across it.

Maybe it's some kind of flame accelerator.

A behind the scenes shot of the camera car ahead of the chase leading to the Fairlane jump stunt. Notice the ramp on the left side of the road.

Fairlane fireball!

This image appears to have been taken by someone on the camera truck. It was used a lot as a publicity still for the movie. Chances are that the jump was also shot on film from this angle onboard the camera truck. If that were the case one would have to wonder why this shot didn't make it into the movie being as spectacular as it is?

Its crash as it's seen in the film captured by a low set unmanned camera.

The Fairlane's final rest!