Showing posts with label exploitation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exploitation. Show all posts
Saturday, December 13, 2008
What's Your Style?
A new track I made. Oldschool kung fu fans might get a "kick" out of this one.
Labels:
Action,
asian cinema,
clothing,
Commercial,
designer,
DJ,
exploitation,
Golden Harvest,
Hip Hop,
Mashup,
Mix,
musical,
remix,
Shaw Brothers,
shelf life,
streetwear,
style,
tshirts,
urban
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Funkalicious Ladies Crewnecks
We just added our first ladies crewneck cut shirt to our line, with our popular Dragon Sister blaxploitation/kung fu mashup design:

Here's the ladies cut sizing info:


We love the way these super-soft ring spun cotton shirts turned out. Check them out at ShelfLifeClothing.com
Here's the ladies cut sizing info:
We love the way these super-soft ring spun cotton shirts turned out. Check them out at ShelfLifeClothing.com
Monday, May 5, 2008
Werewolf of Harlem!
ShelfLifeClothing.com has added a new design to its poster art gallery, and it's another in our series of posters for movies that only exist in our dreams.
Since we're big fans of blaxploitation and old horror movies, our love of BLACULA inspired this fictional foray into the world of another of the classic Universal monsters, done in the gritty blaxploitation style – WEREWOLF OF HARLEM. Stare into the tortured eyes of our voodoo-gypsy cursed hero and you'll notice a passing resemblance to the great Fred "The Hammer" Williamson, and genre regular Bernie Casey just might have inspired the look of the priest who must find a way to stop the horror that is running loose uptown.
Head over to our website to purchase this and many more of our poster designs.
Since we're big fans of blaxploitation and old horror movies, our love of BLACULA inspired this fictional foray into the world of another of the classic Universal monsters, done in the gritty blaxploitation style – WEREWOLF OF HARLEM. Stare into the tortured eyes of our voodoo-gypsy cursed hero and you'll notice a passing resemblance to the great Fred "The Hammer" Williamson, and genre regular Bernie Casey just might have inspired the look of the priest who must find a way to stop the horror that is running loose uptown.
Head over to our website to purchase this and many more of our poster designs.
Labels:
bernie casey,
blacula,
blaxploitation,
exploitation,
fred williamson,
funk,
harlem,
movie poster,
scream,
the hammer,
vintage 70s,
werewolf,
william crain,
william marshal
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