Mass Hysteria (one guess what movie inspired their company name) creates attractive cards inspired by various movie, including, unsurprisingly, the Ghostbusters films. You can buy the cards for as little as £3 (Five bucks, roughly), but if you buy the limited edition cards for a little more, you get bonus props.
For Ghostbusters, the card is made to look like a car repair invoice made out to one Ray Stantz – the limited edition version comes with a copy of the EPA’s cease and desist order. And for Ghostbusters 2 the card advertises the upcoming gallery showing of a certain Carpathian painting. Buying the limited edition version will get you a slime covered business card of Janosz Poha.
I haven’t seen one in real life yet, but the photos look amazing, and I’m very tempted to pick up a couple for framing. Be sure to check out all their movie inspired cards at their website, and follow them on Twitter!
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Totally sweet, but I can’t believe they used a font – and the over-used Mistral, at that – for Ray’s signature! A scanned hand-written sig would look sooo much better.
Being in the UK, they used the day, month, year date format. But in the USA, they would use the month,day, year format. Otherwise, it looks great!
It’s a middle of the road thing, Jen. Mistral looks just OK to everyone, whereas a signature would split people – which might not be a bad thing, but you can understand why they wanted to play it safe.
Those are awesome! Must buy. Should check out their Batman & Shutter Island cards too, very cool.
These are definitely an interesting idea. Creating props that, while not from the actual movies, help to enhance the and bring a sort of realness to them for enthusiasts.
My biggest issue with them was already said by Black Maria, the Euro date format vs. the American date format. Other than that, I would be interesting to see what other GB related items they could come up with.
Also, they would have listed the date month-day-year, not day-month-year. It’s Tribeca, NYC, not England/Europe.
Can’t believe the moaning about the date. These are a great idea, people should stop picking on such a small detail and admire that a company loves Ghostbusters so much to make a great product.