Deadly Game

Deadly Game - Belgian poster

Cotton Comes to Harlem/Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You

Cotton Comes to Harlem/Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You - British quad poster

I love this poster, firstly because one of the movies is a Blaxploitation (Cottom Comes to Harlem) and the other half is a poster design that could only exist in the 70s.

Harvey Stephens - The Omen

Harvey Stephens - The Omen signed 10x8

Frank Welker - Cinderella II: Dreams Come True

Frank Welker - Cinderella II: Dreams Come True signed VHS cover

Martin Sheen - When the Bough Breaks

Martin Sheen - When the Bough Breaks signed 10x8

Andy Serkis - King Kong

Andy Serkis - King Kong signed 10x8

Andy Serkis in his secondary King Kong role as Lumpy the Chef, Serkis also played the giant ape in the movie.

Serkis also played Gollum in the Lord of the Rings movies.

John Rhys Davies - The Lord of the Rings

John Rhys Davies - The Lord of the Rings signed 6x4

Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino - signed 10x8

Writer of awesome and cool dialogue, a film geek favourite and a film geek himself. Despite a few missteps (his segment of Four Rooms, Death Proof), I'm still waiting in excitement for Tarantino's next film Inglorious Basterds

Little Britain: The Game

Little Britain: The Game - signed DVD

The cover has been signed by...

• Matt Lucas
• David Walliams

If I am honest at times I've accused Little Britain of been a League of Gentlemen rip-off, and while I still believe that is true to a certain extent but there funny moments in their series and I do believe Lucas and Walliams are both gifted comedy performers.

Tom Baker and Anthony Head, who have both contributed to the series have done more then one convention in the U.K. so I guess their is room for additions to this DVD cover.

a Vicky Pollard sketch...

Michael Moore - Fahrenheit 9/11

Michael Moore - signed Fahrenheit 9/11 DVD cover and disc

Michael Moore, arguably equally loved and hated by many, many people for his brash documentaries that regularly attack the government and big businesses.

I saw Fahrenheit 9/11 on release at originally cinema back in 2004, it feels like I was a bigger fan of his work back then (I even remember unsuccessfully bidding on his auto which would have ended up costing me way, way more then this did) but I still like his movies.

The disc has also been signed...

The Trailer...