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This wonderful film poster is from 1982. I wish I knew the name of the artist responsible because I’m really impressed with their work. Do you know the name of the artist? Let us know so we can give proper credit!
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This is from 1980. You know you’d love to have a skull-shaped vanity mirror, just like the one seen on this poster.
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He killed with the power of demons a million years old! That’s really old. The universe is speculated to only be 4 billion years old so those demons have seen a lot of changes. I hope they stopped him.
This poster is from 1965.
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Witches were a popular subject during the pulp era, starring in stories and appearing on covers. Sometimes, they were riding broomsticks and other times, they were just casting spells. Whatever they were doing, they were always ready to work their magic on readers.
Today, it’s time to pay tribute to some of the witches of the pulp era!
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by Earle Bergey
by Hannes Bok
by Jack Thurston
by Margaret Brundage
by Rudolph Belarski
by Tommy Shoemaker
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This is from 1974. Unfortunately, I don’t know the name of the artist responsible for this. I’m more worried about whether or not Hillbilly John is going to be able to outrun that giant buzzard. It does not look good for him.
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This is from 1968. Though the identity of the artist behind this poster is unknown, I like that the poster announces that this film is in “frenzied color!”
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I bet that’s a popular barn! This is from 1974. The identity of the artist behind the colorful poster is unknown.
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This is from 1966. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist is unknown but I like the combination of cowboys and Dracula. Billy doesn’t look like much of a kid, though. I also like that the poster features the shadow of both Boot Hill and Dracula’s Castle in the lower left-hand corner, bringing to iconic places together for one movie.
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This is from 1985 and I guess the lesson of this film is don’t play with cards that have “SATAN” written across the front of them. This poster actually looks like it could just as easily be the cover of a R.L. Stine or a Christopher Pike novel. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist responsible is unknown.
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This poster art is for a film that was released in 1971. I don’t know much about the movie but I know that snakes are scary, especially the big ones that slither on you while you’re relaxing in a coffin. Unfortunately, I do not know the name of the artist responsible for this memorable poster.
Through the Shattered Lens 