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Lisbeth Salander doesn't have the only great tattoo in Hollywood. Take a look at ten of the most incredible (and sometimes regrettable) tats in film history.

The classic action film gets the Fake Criterion treatment.

A veritable encyclopedia of John Carpenter films from @TheAVclub series Primer, which will help you get up to speed

From Clint Eastwood and John Wayne to Uma Thurman and "Shane," some of the best characters on the screen went it alone.

The guys at @TotalFilm go through and rank the greatest hand-drawn movie posters of all time.

Here's a great illustration of where various classic films take place in Manhattan. Can you figure out all 91 of them?

8 movies with scenes you'd swear were made using special effects, but weren't; here's how they did them

Q&A with director John Carpenter, who discusses his last film tanking, movie-making stress, and his favorite films

Some great accurate but misleading movie phrases such as "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again." For Wizard of Oz

Lisbeth Salander doesn't have the only great tattoo in Hollywood. Take a look at ten of the most incredible (and sometimes regrettable) tats in film history.

The classic action film gets the Fake Criterion treatment.

A veritable encyclopedia of John Carpenter films from @TheAVclub series Primer, which will help you get up to speed

From Clint Eastwood and John Wayne to Uma Thurman and "Shane," some of the best characters on the screen went it alone.

The guys at @TotalFilm go through and rank the greatest hand-drawn movie posters of all time.

Here's a great illustration of where various classic films take place in Manhattan. Can you figure out all 91 of them?

8 movies with scenes you'd swear were made using special effects, but weren't; here's how they did them

Q&A with director John Carpenter, who discusses his last film tanking, movie-making stress, and his favorite films

Some great accurate but misleading movie phrases such as "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again." For Wizard of Oz