On Twitter, @AWFULfanPOSTERS collects posters made by fans for movies that don't exist. The emphasis is on their "awfulness", but it's that special internet-poisoned awful that is also wonder, the center of a Venn Diagram of bad jokes, Photoshop competency and pop culture vestiges genuinely ripe to become the unwatchable movies thus depicted. I feel like I already watched the Tom Hanks King of the Hill movie. I can remember it. I can hear his unexpectedly yet despicably perfect rendering of the voice. I hate this.
The uncanny parallel universe of fan-made posters for non-existent movies
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