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Monster-A-GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show RECREATION # 160--LAST ONE!

June 29, 2017, 09:57:36 PM



I am back from my road trip to Oregon for a wedding. It turned out better than I thought, but--UGH!--what an ordeal.But, while I was gone...what did I do? Picked up more crap I don't really need. So...here it is:


BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (Advance teaser):

This was part of a lot I got a while back...just posting it to get it up and out of my hair.




NIGHT OF THE DEMONS:

I got this (and several others on here--look for the watermark) last night from Rich during one of his movieposterbid.com auctions. THANK YOU, Rich.




WARLOCK:

I probably already have this...it was inexpensive and I bid. Sold!




THE CHURCH:

Is this a one sheet or a video poster? I had NO IDEA it played theatrically in the USA if it is a one sheet. Zowie!




THE TOUCH OF SATAN:

I have been after one of these for ages, thinking it was the poster for a horror movie I saw advertised as a kid in San Jose. It's a CRAPPY movie...but the poster can be difficult to obtain. I got this one...but then I realized that (DUH!) this couldn't be the movie I thought was the one I saw a commercial for as this came out in 1974...and I was still living in San Jose when I saw the TV ad...and we moved in late 1971. Hmm.




SUPERMAN III (Review style):

God, SUPERMAN 3 was the WORST of the series---worse than Part 4!  Why would I bother? Simply because I have NEVER seen one of these posters before. I was intrigued. Who paid off TIME to write this kiss ass review? Ha!




GRAVE OF THE VAMPIRE:

Disappointing vampire flick starring Grindhouse legend William Smith.




THE BIRDS II:

So, I'll probably never own an original THE BIRDS poster...but here is the poster for the made for Showtime sequel, THE BIRDS II...which was awful and I'm sure many, many people have forgotten it or have no idea this movie ever existed. But I got the poster to prove it, baby! Whoopie...




PRISONER OF PARADISE:

This is a porn flick (hello? Seka? John Holmes?) that I've never seen. Why did I buy it? Well, I am under the impression that this is a porno knock off on the brief Nazisploitation craze of the 70s and early 80s. One of those completist purchases. I can only imagine what this movie must be like... Ha!




THE PROPHECY:

I know I saw this horror flick starring Christopher Walken in the theaters, but I can NOT remember a thing about the movie. And there were like 5 made for video sequels I believe---never saw any of them. This was part of a "lot" (like the first poster)



That's it for now. I'm just glad to be HOME! Thanks for visiting.

Have a groovy 4th!




CHEERS!

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