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Twelve food and drink icons arranged in inactive gray and active color states, including a star, pizza slice, fries, chips, cookie, and drink.

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Food & Drink Icons Alamo Drafthouse Set of food icons with inactive and active states.

Black filmstrip and eye illustration on a textured cream background with yellow lightning bolts.

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Custom Preshow Illustration Alamo Drafthouse The show before the show.

Desktop product page mockup for The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 showing an Antarctic hero, game box, cards, miniatures, and game components.

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The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 Product Page Mondo Custom product page design for Mondo's first board game, The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31.

The Overlook Hotel Tumblr design with an illustrated hotel header, orange-and-black carpet pattern, and posts about The Shining.

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The Overlook Hotel Tumblr Lee Unkrich For a Tumblr blog about all things THE SHINING. The founder and curator is Lee Unkrich, director of TOY STORY 3 and COCO. Obsession is not a strong enough word for how he feels about the Stanley Kubrick horror masterpiece.

Collage portrait of Charles Foster Kane with red roses across his eyes against cyan newspaper clippings.

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Rosebud Kane Dies Rose, bud.

Graphic collage of Xanadu with a large red X, a smoking castle, and Kane lying beneath it.

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Xanadu Kane Dies “Here in Xanadu last week, Xanadu's landlord was laid to rest, a potent figure of our century, America's Kubla Khan - Charles Foster Kane.”

Black-and-white collage of a suited figure with a halftone face and red Xs over the eyes.

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The Shadow Kane Dies The Shadow knows.

Red rose illustration with black geometric outlines, green leaves, and Kane Dies lettering on cream.

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Rosebud 2023 Kane Dies “Just a piece in a jigsaw puzzle - a missing piece.”

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American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) Logo AGFA Revised logo design for the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) based on an original design by Tim League.