The Shock-O-Rama Poster Show 2020 Special Edition: Top 10 Poster Purchases During 2020

2020 is coming to a close---THANK GOODNESS! With the coronavirus, all of the deaths and the need to shelter in place, etc., it has been a decidedly CRAPPY year. That same feeling of BLAH has carried over to my poster purchases as well.

Looking at my Top 10 favorite movie poster acquisition choices for 2020 (I've been working on my list all year--adding and subtracting things as I've gone along), while I have things I am very happy with (or should be happy with), the year overall seemed disappointing, poster-wise. I have ten selected. There's also a "runner up" because, even though I feel I should like No. 10, I'm still not convinced I do like it....so I've listed what would have been No. 10 otherwise as a runner up.

Since I have already discussed these individual posters in my blog, instead of repeating myself, just click on the titles to be taken to the page where they were originally shared for more information about them.

Okay, without further ado, here are my Top 10 movie poster acquisitions for 2020:

RUNNER UP: VIY (Russian 80's re-release):

10: BEGINNING OF THE END:

9: DEAD ALIVE:

8: EYEBALL (bikini version):

7: SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS:

6: ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS:

5: VAMPYRES (Spanish):

4: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1978 re-release British quad):

3: THE HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL:

2: THE WOLF MAN (1962 military re-release):

1: A VIRGIN AMONG THE LIVING DEAD (Large French):

Thanks for visiting. Here's to a better 2021...

CHEERS!

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