Giveaway: “Graverobber” print by Trevor Brown

Virtu Art Gallery has just released a new limited edition print from Trevor Brown. The print is 17.6″ x 20.7″ on varnished canvas, signed and numbered in an edition of 40. Each print also comes with a certificate of authenticity. To celebrate the holidays, and the upcoming new year, Virtu Gallery has graciously donated one print to be given to a lucky reader of the Creep Machine.
Here are the rules: In order to win one of these fine prints, all you have to do is post the title of a movie that contains a girl in a graveyard. There are more movies than you can imagine that qualify, so post your pick in the comments section and one will be chosen. One entry per person, and any duplicate movies will be disregarded. So if a movie has already been chosen, the earliest entry of that movie will be kept, none others. Not too tricky, but remember this is a free print so it will take some work. We’ll have this contest go on for a couple of weeks since it is the holidays.

CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED, WILL ANNOUNCE WINNER SHORTLY

If you can’t wait to score one of these prints and don’t want to enter this very easy contest, head on over to the Virtu Gallery Online Shop.

Comments

59 responses to “Giveaway: “Graverobber” print by Trevor Brown”

  1. Michael DeLeRee Avatar

    X-MEN 3: The Last Stand
    Behind the Mansion at Xavier’s funeral

  2. Randy Avatar
    Randy

    I can’t believe nobody has referenced the end scene in Warlock. Such an underrated movie. Warlock.

  3. Matthew J. Price Avatar

    “Santa Sangre” by Alejandro Jodorowsky
    Lots of Girls in a graveyard.

  4. brett Avatar
    brett

    Bob Clarkes wonderful “Children should’nt play with dead things” Zombies,Girls and Graveyards

  5. Karie Avatar
    Karie

    MacGruber..haha

  6. ida Avatar
    ida

    Yeahhhhhhh!!!!Harry potter and the deathly hallows part 1

  7. Irit Avatar

    When will the winner be chosen?

  8. Francine Oliveira Avatar

    And can I pick another one, away from the obvious horror theme?! lol I’ve just remembered “Nine Lives”, released in 2005 I guess… the director is Rodrigo García

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