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Zombie Photoshop Contest: We Have a Winner!

Congratulations to Jordan Gray, creator of the above image and winner of our Presidential Zombie Photoshop Contest. Jordan, please contact us at karina AT spout.com with your mailing information so we can get you your prize. Many thanks to all who entered, and check back because we’ll be doing more contests in the near future.

Photoshop Zombie Contest: Last Day!

The deadline for our Presidential Zombie Photoshop contest has technically already passed, but due to the madness of Cannes and the holiday, we haven’t started judging yet, so we thought we’d give stragglers a bit of extra time. If you still want to enter, you have until midnight EST tonight. See our rules and regulations [...]

Best Zombie Short Ever

In honor of SpoutBlog’s Presidential Zombie Contest, the best zombie film I’ve seen in a long, long time

Contest: Scavenge For a Wii

A friendly bit of Spout promotion: over on the main site, we’re running a contest and giving away a Nintendo Wii. Just go here, agree to the legalese, follow the clues and find the treasure chests. You could be starring in your own injury clip in no time.

Julian Schnabel Poster Contest: Last Day to Enter!

Here’s your final reminder: if you want a chance to win that limited-edition Diving Bell and the Butterfly one-sheet, designed by Julian Schnabel himself, go here and enter our contest. We’ll accept entries until midnight tonight, and will announce a winner on Friday.

CONTEST: Calling All Julian Schnabel Fans!

Diving Bell and the Butterfly fans, take note: Spout is giving away a limited edition one-sheet poster, designed by Julian Schnabel, with an original poem by the painter/filmmaker imprinted on one side. We’ve pasted a detail of the poster above; you can see a larger view here. It’s a very cool prize, but we only [...]

FilmCouch #21

Appropriation: Originality is overrated. Filmmakers taking footage from another film and adapting it into a new movie–Orson Welles (F for Fake), Werner Herzog (The Wild Blue Yonder) and Roger Corman (Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women)–are they inspired or just desperate? (Chat about it in the FilmCouch group)
In the spirit of appropriation, email a [...]

 
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