We mentioned a while back that ABC had commissioned a series of posters from various artists in honor of Lost's final season. Last night, the final poster was revealed at Gallery 1988's Lost show: an illustration of a large portion of the Lost cast by Tyler Stout (whose detailed movie posters we've featured before).

Unfortunately, each of the limited edition posters has sold out except Stouts, which as of this posting has not yet gone on sale. Also, each poster is featured under its own web domain, each an in-joke related to the poster's theme. Stout's final poster sits at the domain NothingIsForever.com.

Lost Posters [Damon, Carlton And a Polar Bear via OMG Posters]

"Lost" by Tyler Stout
"The Numbers" by Tim Doyle
"Locke's Secret" by Olly Moss
"The Dharma Van" by Methane Studios
"The Crash" by Eric Tan
"The Love Triangle" by Leia Bell
"The Four-Toed Statue" by Jason Munn
"The Smoke Monster" by Ken Taylor
"The Hatch" by Kevin Tong
"Rousseau's Transmission" by Dan McCarthy
"The Swan Station" by Rob Jones
"Walt's Kidnapping" by Drew Millward
"Jacob's Cabin" by Daniel Danger
"The Barracks" by Nate Duvall"
"Ben Linus" by Todd Slater
"The Polar Bear" by Jay Ryan

At the Daybreakers sponsored site Capture Humans, there's a Facebook video that, once hooked up to your page, will explain the viral "gift" that is vampirism — by establishing you and all your Facebook friends as the original vampires. It's actually pretty fascinating and helps build the vampire world that exists in Daybreakers. See if you can catch the picture I used for "patient zero." It also gives a bit of background to the Bromley and Marks "blood bank," where future vampires will keep their currency. The "population control" is pretty intense as well.

If you're not keen on putting in your FB stats, you can just watch the video we provided above.

Also on the Capture Humans site are a few tips from the site on what to do if you encounter one of the few humans left on the planet:

Plus from their home page here are a few lovely wallpapers that show vampire rides, and what happens when a vamp is thrown out from the front of their car. Fire!

And here are awesome new posters:

The original came out in 1973, to mixed reviews. The new feature looks like an extra hyped-up stylized version of the original. While many people protest that Romero's other work is far superior, we've always been partial to this classic. Still, this new remake looks like it's delivering plenty of "crazy."

The official synopsis:

About the inhabitants of a small Iowa town suddenly plagued by insanity and then death after a mysterious toxin contaminates their water supply.

The film will be out Feb. 26th, 2010.

Click on the pic to see the full get-up over at UGO. The more we see from Mark Millar's live-adaptation comic book movie, the more we like. In theaters April 16, 2010.

Whiplash is in good company. Here are a few more counter-intuitive weapons from pop culture history.

Wow, Disney is riding that cyberpunk idea fast and hard. Just look at Olivia Wilde on the left. Interesting how the new light-up suits look so much less like something I could make in my basement and more like actual battle suits. Are those built in muscles and SKIN we see? This helmet-free new life of a program has undergone one sexy upgrade.

[Images via MSN]

IGN's new clip shows a vicious chase scene from Avatar as Jake flees from a Thanator, the alien world's alien predator. It could recharge your enthusiasm for James Cameron's alien epic, a little bit — with its murky waters and muffled sound, it feels spectacularly real. What do you think? Vote below.

And here are a few new Avatar international posters.

Pink Tentacle has an incredible gallery of album covers, movie posters and car art by Nagaoka, whose work we've admired for ages without knowing it was his. (If you're into late 1970s-early 1980s funk/R&B, several of these covers will strike a chord as well.)

Here are some of our favorites — the last image is the NSFW one. Check out the rest over at the link. [Pink Tentacle]

[Ain't It Cool, Cinematical]

It wouldn't be horror week without campy/terrible horror movies to get excited over — and nothing looks more crap-camp- tastic than Nightbeasts, the story about a man, and a pack of Bigfeet — because they travel in packs, bitches! Check out the trailer.

[via CHUD]

These posters come from Visual Aid and Visual Aid 2, and are available as posters from the Visual Aid shop. Incidentally, they also have useful posters if you want to know how to make a balloon animal, how to play Cat's Cradle, or the different processes for mummification.

[Visual Aid via Core77]

To see the entire set of Angelic fighter posters check out Joblo.

Thanks for the tip greenscreen!

Earlier this summer, we showed you the fantastic trailer for Daybreakers, set in a future where most humans have become vampires. With the world's blood supply dwindling, most living humans have been corralled into massive blood farms, while the few who have managed to evade capture try to find a cure for vampirism, aided by Willem Dafoe and an undead Ethan Hawke.

Daybreakers is set to come out January 8, 2010. In the meantime, you can check out the eerie poster and a few stills from the movie:

First up, the new character in Toy Story 3 will be voiced by Flight of the Conchords' Kristen Schaal, who already has a lovely toy-like sound, and is also hilarious. Also joining the cast is Blake Clark, who will be taking on the role of Slinky after the sad passing of Jim Varney. Also the director announced that the theater run of Toy Story1 & 2 back to back double feature in 3-D will be extended.

You'll have to wait until June 18, 2010 for the third film but until then, enjoy these new character posters...

Ruairi Robinson is best known as the director tapped to make the Akira film. With that movie still up in the air, rest assured that he's not sitting on his laurels. The comedic film Bad Robot has completely won me over with its Shirley Temple dance.

The company that is behind Robinson's previous short Silent City is working on Bad Robot, so we're not sure if this will be a short or a feature length film. And, no there's no relation to JJ Abrams' production company. Although I'm sure with all this new internet hype, they will start to have a relationship very soon. Until then, check out Robinson's previous post apocalyptic short Silent City, with Cillian Murphy.

[via Quiet Earth]

[seek&speak via Super Punch]