The 'Fake Criterions' Blog Spoofs the Classic Film Collection
Michael Hines — December 5, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: fakecriterions.tumblr & buzzfeed
Avid movie-watchers should have a good time with the 'Fake Criterions' blog. This blog is filled with fan art for movies that would never have a chance of making the Criterion Collection, a collection composed of "important classic and contemporary films."
It is hilarious to see films like 'Gigli' and 'Air Bud' with overly artsy and serious covers. Check out the gallery above to see which modern-day classics made the cut on the 'Fake Criterions' blog.
It is hilarious to see films like 'Gigli' and 'Air Bud' with overly artsy and serious covers. Check out the gallery above to see which modern-day classics made the cut on the 'Fake Criterions' blog.
Trend Themes
1. Spoof Movie Art - Opportunity to create humorous and satirical artwork that parodies classic film collections.
2. Fan Art Blogs - Growing trend of online platforms showcasing fan-created artwork for movies and TV shows.
3. Niche Film Collections - Rise of curated collections targeting specific themes or genres in the film industry.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Opportunity for artists and designers to create parody film artwork and cater to the humor and nostalgia of movie enthusiasts.
2. Digital Media - Platforms for fan-created content continue to grow, providing opportunities for content creators, influencers, and marketers to engage with passionate film fans.
3. Film Distribution and Curation - Opportunity for film distributors and curators to explore niche collections that target specific interests and attract dedicated audiences.
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