Movie, TV, Pop Culture, Funny Weird T-Shirt Designs

We have some brain-munchingly exciting news to share with all the Shaun of the Dead fanatics out there... GritFX have partnered up with Kelly Murphy of Saucewear to bring you all an amazing offer...

Limited Edition Screenprinted We’re Going To The Winchester T-Shirts!

Printed on Army Green American Apparel t-shirts, and limited to a run of 50! You will not find this version of the design in this colour anywhere else! Nor will you see it for this bargain price... $15.00!



Forget the zombies, you'll be wanting to blow your own head off if you miss out on this great deal! Pick up your "We're Going to the Winchester" t-shirt today via the Saucewear store!!


(Please note: Example shown is a size medium. Payment is through Paypal only. Shipped to any location in the world!)

As we get ready to sit down for the season finale of the hit TV show Fringe, and with the great response to our first five Fringe inspired designs, GritFX T-Shirts is proud to offer fans of the show four new Fringe designs on t-shirts and merchandise (including iPhone cases, mugs & bags!).

The four new designs are... A Match Made In Two Dimensions; Fringe Butterfly Glyph Graphic; Peter & Fauxlivia & Walternate & Me.; and Soul Magnet.

Now into its third season, the JJ Abrams-created Fringe continues the precedents set with the creator's previous TV efforts Alias and Lost. GritFX T-Shirts is proud to be able to offer to fans of the show a unique range of Fringe-inspired t-shirts and merchandise (including iPhone & iPad cases).

With its own strong mythological undercurrent, Fringe is one of the best mainstream shows on the tube. Boasting a strong cast including (yeah, let's claim her right here) Aussie Anna Torv, a matured Joshua Jackson and the incomparable John Noble (unconscionably shunned for major awards in the last few years), the show is a delicious blend of 'fringe science' and X-Files-style freakiness.

We have five designs which touch on some of our favourite Fringe themes - Every Lab Needs A Cow; Greek letter Phi FROG; Walter's Strawberry Milkshakes; Violet Sedan Chair; and Massive Dynamic.

Have we missed one of your favourite Fringe themes?

We have some exciting news to share with all the LOST fanatics out there... GritFX have partnered up with Kelly Murphy of Saucewear to bring you all an amazing offer...

Limited Edition Screenprinted LOSTie T-Shirts at an incredible price!
American Apparel Navy Blue T-Shirts with the bold (and popular!) LOSTie design will only be available to purchase from the Saucewear store while stocks last. Only 50 Printed and at $18.00 (USD) these tees are going fast!



Quite simply, we're honored to be working with Kelly. She's inspiring and passionate about the t-shirt industry and her creative peers, and cares about the fan who purchases from Saucewear - handling & shipping each and every LOSTie tee with love.

But that's not all...
You can also read an interview with yours truly entitled "Getting to know Manz", where I field questions about LOST and more. Find out how I think LOST should have ended and who made me giddy everytime they were on my screen...

January '10 Article

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The "noughties" (what a crappy name) were a decade of CGI extravagance, visceral drama and increasingly tasteless comedies. In fact, it was a decade of few truly great movies (in my opinion). It seemed as though there was more "cash-in" than any other decade (although this is probably not true), with the six (or is it seven?) sequels to the hit horror film Saw, crappy spoof comedies like Epic Movie and Disaster Movie, and a range of flicks designed purely to showcase developments in computer generated images (but that alone cannot hold a film together). Like they say, enough already! But even with the influx of tedious CGI-based films, it must be said that the decade advanced the art of special effects with leaps and bounds, building steadily on the work first displayed in Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park way back in 1993. These advancements alone allowed films such as The Lord Of The Rings trilogy to finally be put on screen the way it should be seen.
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For the full article, please visit the "GritFX Magazine".

September '09 Article

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As the global economy dips into recession, now is the time to begin preparing ourselves for the worst. Finding ways to curb our spending is one thing, but it is perhaps more important to change our attitudes about the very way we live. Whether it is the food we eat or the clothes we wear, being less greedy and learning to budget can make us happier, healthier and wealthier. Why buy the most expensive brand of toothpaste when the cheaper brand does the same job? Why eat out at an upscale restaurant when you can save money by cooking at home?

Your movie-viewing habits are no different. We all love seeing a good film, but it can get expensive going to the cinema, not to mention renting and buying overpriced DVDs. It could be time to tighten the belt and stop demanding so much in a movie. Rich plot, brilliant acting, sweeping cinematography; these are luxuries those of us on a budget should learn to live without. If you choose to wear cheaper clothes and eat cheaper food, why not watch cheaper movies? Being budget conscious is a state of mind.
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For the full article, please visit the "GritFX Magazine".