August 10, 2015, 03:34:15 AM
I'm back...with everything else I'll have for a long, long, l-o-n-g time, with the exception of the three I still can't talk about yet.
THE SPECTRE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE:
First off...something I have no idea why I bought it (and I certainly have no memory of even buying it...but it's here), THE SPECTRE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE. I know NOTHING about this movie and the poster make it look like low budget crap. Oh well. (And yes, I am still in a grumpy mood...)
THE TINGLER:
Finally mine--after a zillion years of hunting for one--is William Castle's gimmick-a-go-go flick-a-rama classic, "THE TINGLER"! Hot diggity. I have ALL of Castle's horror one sheets now...with the exception of one (that is beyond expensive and I'll never own it). That is okay--at least I got this one. Yippie!
HERCULES AGAINST THE BARBARIANS:
HERCULES AGAINST THE BARBARIANS is not a good flick. Hmm. However, I will try to snag any old HERCULES title that comes my way. Overall, I dig those old, cheesy flicks (the ones involving magic and or monsters are the best/worst. The others, like this one, tend to be dull...). I am glad I got it.
OPERA:
Dario Argento's OPERA. This is the Italian poster.
MAGIC MIKE XL:
Another MAGIC MIKE 2 poster...this is an advance. Ha! I got this for $2. Before the film came out they were $15 or $20. Trash now, but in a few years...(hopefully).
BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA / JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER:
Didn't I just buy one of these not too long ago? UGH! It's ANOTHER copy of the great western/horror double feature, BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA and JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER! Hopefully this is a better copy than the one I already have...
BARRACUDA:
The final one for tonight (leaving just three more that I'm still NOT ready to discuss for another time) is the Italian poster for the "JAWS" ripoff, "BARRACUDA"---which is slightly more interesting than the US one sheet.
Okay--go back and do something more interesting than look at my pathetic posters. UGH! I am in such a dumpy mood...
Cha-cha-cha!
I'm back...with everything else I'll have for a long, long, l-o-n-g time, with the exception of the three I still can't talk about yet.
THE SPECTRE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE:
First off...something I have no idea why I bought it (and I certainly have no memory of even buying it...but it's here), THE SPECTRE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE. I know NOTHING about this movie and the poster make it look like low budget crap. Oh well. (And yes, I am still in a grumpy mood...)
THE TINGLER:
Finally mine--after a zillion years of hunting for one--is William Castle's gimmick-a-go-go flick-a-rama classic, "THE TINGLER"! Hot diggity. I have ALL of Castle's horror one sheets now...with the exception of one (that is beyond expensive and I'll never own it). That is okay--at least I got this one. Yippie!
HERCULES AGAINST THE BARBARIANS:
HERCULES AGAINST THE BARBARIANS is not a good flick. Hmm. However, I will try to snag any old HERCULES title that comes my way. Overall, I dig those old, cheesy flicks (the ones involving magic and or monsters are the best/worst. The others, like this one, tend to be dull...). I am glad I got it.
OPERA:
Dario Argento's OPERA. This is the Italian poster.
MAGIC MIKE XL:
Another MAGIC MIKE 2 poster...this is an advance. Ha! I got this for $2. Before the film came out they were $15 or $20. Trash now, but in a few years...(hopefully).
BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA / JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER:
Didn't I just buy one of these not too long ago? UGH! It's ANOTHER copy of the great western/horror double feature, BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA and JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER! Hopefully this is a better copy than the one I already have...
BARRACUDA:
The final one for tonight (leaving just three more that I'm still NOT ready to discuss for another time) is the Italian poster for the "JAWS" ripoff, "BARRACUDA"---which is slightly more interesting than the US one sheet.
Okay--go back and do something more interesting than look at my pathetic posters. UGH! I am in such a dumpy mood...
Cha-cha-cha!
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