Our monthly review of movie poster typography looks at the posters for Therapy for a Vampire, Me Before You, Our Kind of Traitor, The Neon Demon, Wiener-Dog, Shelley, Carnage Park, Ghostbusters, Captain Fantastic, and Under The Sun.

This is the moment to confess I am non-exclusive in my love for all things science fiction. Most of all, I don’t subscribe to the alleged feud between fans of Star Wars and Star Trek. The fact that J.J. Abrams helmed successful reboots of both franchises brought the two universes closer than ever. On September 8th Star Trek will celebrate its 50th anniversary. Yesterday, today and tomorrow the newest cinematic installment of Star Trek premieres in most of the world, with a new television series to follow early next year. Time for a typographic history of the science fiction franchise that spans half a century.

Our monthly review of movie poster typography looks at the posters for A Bigger Splash, Money Monster, The Curse of Sleeping Beauty, The Lobster, High-Rise, What we Become, Nice Guys, The Angry Birds Movie, Chevalier, and How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town.

Our monthly review of movie poster typography looks at the posters for Cloro; Sold; Sacrifice; Criminal; Kill Me, Deadly; The Huntsman: Winter’s War; Barbershop: The Next Cut; Miles Ahead; The Invitation; and One More Time (When I Live My Life Over Again).

Our monthly review of movie poster typography looks at the posters for They Will Have to Kill Us First, Knight of Cups, Camino, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Eye in The Sky, The Preppie Connection, Krisha, Too Late, Marguerite, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, and They’re Watching.