Mondo Unveils An ‘Ingrid Goes West’ Poster And A Whole Lot Of Squad Goals Merchandise

By Jack Giroux/Aug. 25, 2017 3:00 pm EST

Not only did Mondo print a striking new poster, but they’re also selling a whole batch of goodies related to the film. We may not ever be able to buy Ingrid Thorburn (Aubrey Plaza) and Dan Pinto (O’Shea Jackson) action figures, but at least we can purchase some great Mondo merchandise that’ll delight any fan of the movie.

Below, check out the Ingrid Goes West Mondo poster, vinyl cover, and more.

For those of you who haven’t seen what may be the best internet movie ever, Spicer’s film is an Instagram-driven story about Ingrid Thorburn, who packs her bags and heads to Los Angeles to do whatever it takes to befriend an Insta-celeb (Elizabeth Olsen). Brian Stauffer’s $45, 24" x 18" Mondo poster captures the film’s mood with great simplicity. There’s a beautiful, vast environment, with a sole figure diving into an empty pool; not thinking before she jumps. Stauffer’s work nails the vibe of the movie: everything looks or sounds the best, but there’s always something off and a feeling of doom.

There are 125 of these beauties, which debuted on Collider, up for sale at Mondo’s official site. Over there, you can also buy some items related to the film. If there’s one item in particular I want on my wall, it’s the Squad Goals painting. In the film, Taylor’s husband, Ezra O’Keefe (Wyatt Russell), is an artist who doesn’t have a whole lot of range. The Squad Goal painting would be in his portfolio along with nothing but Squad Goals paintings.

The soundtrack is only available to pre-order at the moment, but here’s the tracklist:

  1. I Want More – Performed by Can

Side A

  1. Attack Of The Name Game – Performed by Stacy Lattisaw

  2. Indecision (EP Version) – Performed by Shura

  3. The Weekend – Performed by Islands

  4. Obsession – Performed by Animotion

Side B

  1. Ring The Alarm – Performed by Tenor Saw

  2. Ca’-Ba-‘Dab’ – Performed by Soul Swingers

  3. This Love, Pt. 1 – Performed by Bobby Oroza

  4. My Heart Cries For You – Performed by Jimmy Wakely

Ingrid Goes West is a very good movie and it’s a vital movie as well. The dangers of living your life on your phone or computer have been talked about again and again in films. More often than not those films state the obvious and are hardly subtle, but not Ingrid Goes West, which isn’t about sending a message; it’s about Ingrid. It’s like how great genre pieces can have a lot to say under the guise of entertainment. Spicer’s film will probably get more than a few people to consider how social media influences their lives, for good and bad.