Printed In Blood Releasing a Limited I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE Scriptbook

Printed in Blood, a publisher of art books, is proud to present a collector's edition I Spit On Your Grave Scriptbook. The book features 144 pages of art, essays, and ephemera honoring 45 years of the iconic film. The book celebrates the inclusion of Meir Zarchi's 1978 cult classic I Spit On Your Grave aka Day of the Woman film negative, script and artifacts in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent film archive in New York City, thanks to curator Ron Magilozzi. The film is now alongside other classics such as Taxi Driver, Texas ChainSaw Massacre, and The Andy Warhol Collection.

Meir Zarchi stated, "This film is a landmark in the history of cinema, and we are proud to see it preserved for future generations. It cements actress Camille Keaton's iconic Jennifer Hills role in film history as a lasting legacy.”

Printed In Blood Readies John Carpenter's Halloween: Artbook

The company that brought you beautifully curated art collections celebrating The Thing, Stranger Things, and Ghostbusters, will bring together new visions of classic horror in John Carpenter’s Halloween: Artbook. Printed In Blood, in partnership with Compass International Pictures, are bringing fans this artistic interpretation of the classic film by illustrators in nearly every part of the entertainment industry. 

John Carpenter’s Halloween: Artbook features 240 pages of fully original illustrated interpretations by artists from the worlds of illustration, animation, comics, and more. Previous books published in partnership with Printed In Blood have featured artists such as David Mack (Daredevil), Bill Sienkiewicz (Elektra, Wolverine), Dustin Nguyen (Descender), Cat Staggs (Wonder Woman). Printed In Blood put out the call to a dynamic army of artists and have received hundreds of pieces for the book (The Full lineup of artists for John Carpenter's Halloween: Artbook will be announced at a later date). This incredible collection of art will be presented in 9x12 bound hardcover perfect for the trophy shelves or coffin table of every horror aficionado.