Golden Mile Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Newton Haven, be ready!

The Winchester

Do you want anything from the shop?

perfect gift for any horror movie loving craft beer fan

If you are planning a trip to Newton Haven, don't forget to take on the Golden Mile and end your journey at the Worlds End, just watch out for roving aliens and a big lamp.

Parody shaun of the dead

Let's boo-boo!

One of the best games of all time as a Game cartridge!

Five guys. Twelve pubs. Total Annihilation.

razor ramon

Show your love of zombie movies, new and old, with our minimalist 'Shaun of the Dead' fan art with Shaun and the quote, "You've Got Red On You".

Inspired by the final Cornetto Trilogy film 'The World's End'

It's like a lion eating hummus.

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Worlds End

Shaun: Oh f**k this, I'm going to the shed! Ed: I thought you said it was locked? Shaun: (Jumps through the shed door)

An idyllic beach day at Durban Beach in South Africa sometime in the mid century. Photo was taken by award-winning photographer, Jerry Frank.

Have a pint, and avoid the aliens.

The World's End and The Sisters of Mercy mashup _You said you wanted to catch up and chew the fat. I think you just wanted to drink it. We’re not here as your friends, we’re just your fucking enablers. _Enabler? That’s a funny word, innit? “Enabler.” Gary King And The Enablers. That’s a funny name for a band. Steve, write that down. .The World’s End (2013)

I’m a big fan of minimal designs, especially minimal film posters, so I decided to make a few of my own using one of my favourite film trilogies (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World’s End) as inspiration

I’m a big fan of minimal designs, especially minimal film posters, so I decided to make a few of my own using one of my favourite film trilogies (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World’s End) as inspiration

On the Golden Mile of the The Great West Road in Brentford, London, you'll find the former Coty Cosmetics Factory. Designed by the renowned architectural firm Wallis Gilbert & Partners. It was completed in 1932 and until 1972 manufactured soaps, lipsticks, scents and creams. In my illustration I capture the essence of the building as it stood in 1932.

Winter sunrise, northern tip of Four Mile Beach at Port Douglas, Queensland.