POSTER GALLERY 12
July 2nd 2008 06:03
Bit of a mixed bag this post. Yes, I’ll admit there are some ripe ones, including a poster to my very first Pleasure of Nightmares movie review which I thought was very disappointing. The poster’s good though: Silent Hill
Another dreadful movie is the remake of Day of the Dead. The poster’s quite good though. My tongue is lodged in my cheek though; Silent Night, Deadly Night. And I’m speaking in a foreign tongue too; Lo Squartatore Di New York (Lucio Fulci’s nasty New York Ripper).
There’s rare blood on display too; the original poster design for John Carpenter’s The Thing. There’s a couple of unknowns; In My Sleep and Bad Biology, and a dark gem from the silent era; Haxan (a doco about witchcraft).
Death Wish, The Thing, and Silent Night, Deadly Night are currently being remade. I wouldn’t be surprised if Blow Out gets done over some time soon. Okay, so Blow Out's a thriller, but it’s a nightmare psycho-thriller, and De Palma has a fake horror movie play at the start!
Yes, like I said, it’s very much a mixed bag, but hopefully a few bones everyone can chew on.
Another dreadful movie is the remake of Day of the Dead. The poster’s quite good though. My tongue is lodged in my cheek though; Silent Night, Deadly Night. And I’m speaking in a foreign tongue too; Lo Squartatore Di New York (Lucio Fulci’s nasty New York Ripper).
There’s rare blood on display too; the original poster design for John Carpenter’s The Thing. There’s a couple of unknowns; In My Sleep and Bad Biology, and a dark gem from the silent era; Haxan (a doco about witchcraft).
Death Wish, The Thing, and Silent Night, Deadly Night are currently being remade. I wouldn’t be surprised if Blow Out gets done over some time soon. Okay, so Blow Out's a thriller, but it’s a nightmare psycho-thriller, and De Palma has a fake horror movie play at the start!
Yes, like I said, it’s very much a mixed bag, but hopefully a few bones everyone can chew on.
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Comment by Tracy
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From the director of Frankenhooker? I am sold already.
Haxan? I have never heard of this film.
Tourist Trap looks so 80's. I like it.
But the winner for me has to be The Thing poster.