Screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeam!

I know they remind me very much of the paintings and sculptures of H.R. Giger.

A painting of his called BIRTH MACHINE to be precide: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Birth_machine.jpg

yeah, the aliens guy is cool, but nope, it's not him.

Reminds me a tiny pit of the cover image for Mamoru Oshii's AVALON.

these posters remind me a lot of the Worst Case Scenario trailers... hmmmm....

And it looks pretty familiar to his Brotherhood of the Wolf poster as well...

reminds me a little of the image of the soldiers from killzone. except these guys don't have yellow eyes.

sorry for the doublepost, but i forgot to add an image.
this is what i was thinking about:
http://cache.kotaku.com/gaming/kill-1.jpg

Does anyone know how these Ipod skins work?
The posters look great by the way. I can't wait to see this sucka.

I'm thinking something from Dave McKean's Stabbing Westward CD artwork:

http://www.dreamline.nu/cdcovers/?view=stabbingwestwarddarkestdays

posters look like pretty much any graphic novel cover from 1985 onwards : probably most reminiscent of SANDMAN i think, but I think the best example of this kind of scratchy almost photo image is bill sienkiewicz.

that face on this poster reminds me a bit of the big guy in the underground of House Of 1000 Corpses

They remind me of the NiN video, CLOSER by Mark Romanek.

They look a lot like Tusken Raiders to me.

Looks a little like the Surgeon General in Miller and Gibbon's "Give Me Liberty" or that cheapier horror flick that came out a couple years back.

I'm with Worst Case Scenario...

I'm thinking Surgeon General from Skinned Deep. Might I add HOLY SHIT THEY ARE SWEET and it's cool see they've reverted to the Japanese name 'Red Pyramid' as opposed to Pyramid Head. Roll on the 21st.

It reminds me of Jin Roh Wolf Brigade.

http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/354/jinroh20the20wolf20brigade4mq.jpg

It looks like Richard Corben's artwork. From his adaptation of a Boy & His Dog.

I am convinced this is going to be the yardstick for videogame adaptations and prove that anything can be made into a good film, you just need the right creatives on it.

It's the first videogame that has genuinely tried to bring the concept to a film format, rather the entire videogame adapted for live characters and thrown against a camera.

Boll take note.