Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show

Every year, a movie poster collecting site I belong to ( AllPosterForum.com or APF) puts up a post inviting members to re-post their favorite purchases throughout the year. With 2019 coming to a close, I thought I'd get a jump on this year's post. (I'm done buying/posting for this year, anyway).Here, in reverse order, are my Top 10 favorite poster purchases for the year. 10) SHE FREAK: This was a tough call. It almost went to the poster for the Ray Milland/Rosey Grier schlock epic THE THING WITH TWO HEADS or the cheesy bargain basement 50's thriller THE KILLER SHREWS or maybe even the FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN British Quad. Phew! But this colorful grindhouse classic won its place on the list because the movie is so fun in all of the wrong ways. 9) HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER: The unofficial third part of the I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF and I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN series (as actors portraying both monsters are in this!). Wild artwork. That kni...

Hi there! Welcome back. NO, I still have not purchased any posters (well...). However, I have framed a few more and have been busy, busy, BUSY hanging them. Except for the guest bedrooms, my house pretty much has all available walls occupied with movie paper. My closets are filled with framed posters and I have a zillion folded or rolled posters in boxes and / or tubes. I wish I had MORE walls! A poster collector friend has frequently shared photos of the walls of his apartments. He has beautiful stuff. We have different tastes, obviously, but both dig having our posters on display. Mel has always had a double row of posters on his walls. (You can view his poster Facebook page HERE .)  When he shared the photo below of his new apartment, I decided to use him for inspiration and double up on (most of) MY walls. Zowie! I've also been trying to properly store some posters in my flat file. I've been digging through boxes, envelopes and tubes of posters purchased over t...