Created by the fine folks over at College Humor, this collection of movie posters rips on all of the movies nominated for Best Picture at the 2014 Oscar awards show. Modifying the poster with a cheeky title and snarky descriptions, films portrayed within the collection include American Hustle, Captain Philips, Dallas Buyers Club, Gravity, Her, Nebraska, Philomena, 12 Years a Slave and The Wolf of Wall Street.

Check out the full collection of posters below. And if you are in the mood to catch a flick this weekend, be sure to check out Ben’s Fandago deals to save some money at the theater. Because, you know, a small popcorn and a soda is like $27 these days.

And the Oscar Goes to…These Parody Movie Posters

Created by digital artist Van Orton, this collection of movie poster designs combines iconic films from the 1980s with a stained glass style of artwork. Movies depicted within the series include Gremlins, The Goonies, Big, Blade Runner, Robocop, Back to the Future, Big Trouble in Little China and The Terminator.

While you can check out Van Orton’s other work on this Behance page, check out all the awesome stained glass designs below:

All Your Favorite ’80s Movies as Stained Glass

Look, it’s time to face facts; modern day movie posters are unbelievably lame.  Unless you just have a particular fetish for floating heads, you probably recognize that the occasional great movie deserves something better than just a collection of floating heads of the movie’s top-billed cast on its movie poster.  I know I think so, and by the looks of it, Matthew Chojnacki, author of more than one book about this kind of pop media art, thinks so as well.

He is so convinced, in fact, that he scoured the interwebz and put together more than two hundred independently created, unofficial movie posters for his upcoming book Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art from the Underground.  The biggest requirement for inclusion beyond being awesome was no official license from the subject studio—that is, the poster must come from the virtual underground of the internet.  And thanks to the The Verge, we have a few examples of some of the inclusions.

These examples favor some science fiction classics but have more than a few dramas in the mix.  The point is, that if you have not seen any one of these films, then you have a new homework assignment.   Put down your Miley Cyrus-Justin Beiber mash-up and sign up for a quick study on some of the more significant and enjoyable movies of modern times.

Now let’s start it off with Bambi, which understandably looks a lot like The Deer Hunter and understandably so.

Then we come to Beetlejuice, which does not read like home stereo instructions.  If only you could call in the ghostest with the mostest to fix Tim Burton…

Do you like the (artificial) owl?  If you can’t stay awake through one viewing of Blade Runner then you are (most) likely an empathy-lacking replicant and in need of retirement.

Chances are that you probably have seen at least one of The Avengers movies, and this poster makes Iron Man look like Master Mold.  Game. Set. Match.

Jennifer Connelly matches wits with David Bowie in a Jim Henson-powered near freak-out, make sure you channel your inner child so as to be properly warped by Labyrinth.

Jacque Cousteau has nothing on Steve Zissou, and this is your chance to become a junior member.

There is only one concept that knows no language barrier, and that is a dying Murphy turned RoboCop, so make sure that you don’t work for Dick Jones.

Awesome Movie Posters from the Underground are Awesome

Developed by graphic artist Ron Guyatt, this group of illustrations applies the visual style of a traditional movie poster to popular video game franchises. Video games series depicted within the collection include Halo, Fallout, Portal, Tetris, Dead Space, Bioshock and Sim City. Guyatt has also created a set of minimal posters featuring characters from those games like Halo’s Cortana, the talking Portal turret and a Skyrim warrior.

Beyond this stunning collection, Guyatt has also created illustrations related to a number of pop culture topics including Super Mario Brothers, The Wizard of Oz, Jurassic Park, Adventure Time, The Dark Knight, Die Hard, Pan’s Labyrinth, Dr. Stangelove, Godzilla, Shaun of the Dead and other topics.

If you are interested in purchasing any of these prints or Guyatt’s other work, head over to his Etsy store here. But be sure to check out the video game inspired posters below:

Eight Video Games Turned into Amazing Movie Posters