Harry at AICN got his hands on fourteen, count ‘em, fourteen new lobby cards for GRINDHOUSE – six coming from Rodriguez’s “Planet Terror” and eight from Tarantino’s “Death Proof.” All are very cool, of course, but since many of the PT ones consist of images we’ve seen before, I’m going to direct particular attention to the DP ones, which showcase an aesthetic we’re not quite as familiar with. I really love these, especially the one below with Kurt Russell and Rose McGowan. Further below that is one for “Planet Terror” which I’m also really digging, seemingly featuring the Crazy Babysitter Twins. Check out the rest from the respective segments by clicking the corresponding lobby card below. While you’re at it, head HERE to check out what might soon pop up in a theater near you. GRINDHOUSE hits theaters April 6th.
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