Eraserhead / Mean Streets (1992 UK double-sided promo poster featuring artwork for a different movie either side, we are unsure exactly what this was produced for but it looks to be at the time both movies were reissued maybe for a video or DVD release. Measuring approximately 89cm x 60cm in size and comes folded, apart from a small split at one of the folds this remains in a really nice condition and ideal for framing) more...
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VARIOUS-FILM, RADIO, THEATRE & TV Teenage Frankenstein (Scarce late 1950s UK 30" x 40" quad film poster for American International Pictures 1957 Herman Cohen cult horror movie [titled I Was A Teenage Frankenstein in the US], produced by SamuelZ. Arkoff, the follow-up to I Was A Teenage Werewolf in his series of adolecent-themed shockers, distributed by AngloAmalgamated in the UK. The poster uses the same close-up of the monster as used in the American poster art, however utilizesa different colour palette consisting of green, red & yellow with a black & white inset action photograph. There is some fantastic text on display with the title in a wonderful red font and impact boxes proclaiming 'FIENDISH' 'FRENZIED' 'BLOOD-CHILLING' as well as the familiar 'X-cert' for mature audiences only. The poster has three sharp folds vertically and three shallow folds horizontally and no holes where the folds intersect. There is a 9cm tear with a little paper loss on the top left temple of the monster with just a few small holes close by. The edges of the poster have small splits in places, but nothing severe, whilst the corners, although creased, show no paper loss. The poster has been stored well, meaning acid yellowing it kept to a minimum and the colours still retain a vivid clarity which leaves them as eye-catching as the day they were adorning the doorway of the local Gaumont! A superb example of B movie glory, which is devoted to the main feature , allowing the art to really speak for itself, perfect for framing) more...
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VARIOUS Hot-Rod Girl (Late 1950s [possibly early 1960s] UK 30" x 40" quad film poster for the 1956 American International Pictures release under Anglo American Distributors; an early, genre-defining Drag Racing thriller, starring Lori Nelson and Chuck Connors as well as Roxanne 'The Wriggle' Arlen.

Billed as a 'Speed-crazy Rock 'N' Roll rampage', the trailer advertising for the movie made great play on the modern soundtrack, boasting such talent as Bud Shank, George Auld and Barney Kessel amongst others. The poster uses a colour palette consisting of red, white & yellow with crude but effective, almost comic-book graphics, which contrast with the much more detailed painting used on the American poster [possibly a comment on a surging USA and declining UK?] and boasts a striking title font with the 'U' certification directly underneath. Great play is made on the scenes of action, with boxes of text urging 'SEE: To-days teen-agers!' as well as 'Dare-devil youth in hot-rod cars!'. See 'More Info' for more indepth condition specifications!) more...
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VARIOUS-FILM, RADIO, THEATRE & TV Viking Women / Back To Nature / The Mysterious Invader (Late 1950s, possibly early 1960s UK 30" x 40" quad film poster for a triple bill of 1957 Anglo International Pictures features. Viking Women, also knownas The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent, produced by the schlock master Roger Corman and the legendary Samuel Z. Arkoff. The Astounding She Monster, here billed as The Mysterious Invader, directed & produced by Ronald V. Ashcroft, who engaged the B-movie kingpin Edward D. Wood, Jr. as an unofficial consultant after having worked on his Night of the Ghouls. The third part of the bill is an unidentified nudie cutie, Back To Nature, filmed in colour & set in the Elsinore nudist colony California, undoubtedly on of the first waves of nudie-cuties of the late 1950s. This poster is most likely a late 1950s, possibly early 1960s re-screening of the films, billed as 'Colossal Triple Attraction', distributed by AngloAmalgamated with the Hammer House Wardour Street address printed at the bottom of the poster. The poster uses a colour palette consisting of green, red & yellow with the Viking Women image the same as the American poster art, however reversed; the art from the Mysterious Invader utilizes the central figure and composites with the other lead characters. The poster has three sharp folds vertically and three shallow folds horizontally and no holes where the folds intersect. There is are two creases to the bottom which are confined to the white border. The edges of the poster are mostly still sharp, aside from a couple of point where the creases meet the edge, overall the effect is still very pleasing. The poster has been stored well, meaning acid yellowing it kept to a minimum, only present for a small section of the left & right edges, with a few light spots of foxing here or there. The colours still pop from the image, with the whites still bright and the images wonderfully clear in all their pulpy, titilating glory. This is a fantastic relic from the age of the drive-in, which must have been a real shot in the arm for the austere post-war UK. A great item, perfect for framing and sure to be a conversation piece) more...
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VARIOUS-FILM, RADIO, THEATRE & TV I Was A Teenage Werewolf / Dragstrip Girl (Super rare late 1950s UK 30" x 40" quad film poster for the double bill of seminal teenage classics; both made by American International Pictures in 1957 for the burgeoning market of a new age group known as 'teenagers'. I Was A Teenage Werewolf starred a young Michael Landon as the titular wolf and was the first movie ever to have the word 'teenage' in its title, which soon became something of a cliche, thanks to exploitation filmmakers attempting to cash in on the hip, young market. Dragstrip Girl was co-produced by the legendary Samuel Z. Arkoff and was vilified in the press for its nihilistic and disobedient portrail of the youth of America. This poster is most likely a late 1950s, possibly early 1960s re-screening of the films, billed as 'The double thrill sensation of the century!', distributed by AngloAmalgamated with the Hammer House Wardour Street address printed at the bottom of the poster. The poster uses the familiar images used in the American poster art, however utilizes a different colour palette consisting of green, red & yellow and the the image of the couple on Dragstrip Girl is angled to a more upright position, possibly to render it less suggestive. The poster has three sharp folds vertically and three shallow folds horizontally and no holes where the folds intersect. There is a 2cm tear & small area of discolouration to right which only extends into the border, leaving the image unaffected. The edges of the poster are still sharp and the corners are present with no paper loss. The poster has been stored well, meaning acid yellowing it kept to a minimum and the colours still retain a vivid clarity which leaves them as eye-catching as the day they were adorning the doorway of the local Gaumont! A fantastic historical artifact to celebrate the birth of the teenager and perfect for framing) more...
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Mars Attacks! (Rare 1996 UK Quad single sided movie poster. The film is a parody of a science fiction B movies, based on the cult trading card series of the same name, featuring an ensemble cast including Jack Nicholson, Glenn Close, Annette Bening, Pierce Brosnan and more, directed by Tim Burton. Measuring 30" x 40", this example is printed to a slightly thicker stock glossy paper remaining free of pinholes, sellotape, rips and tears nearly 20 years on! A great item, perfect for framing) more...
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L.A. Confidential (This is an original 1997 Warner Bros US promotional only billboard banner. Printed to thick textured PVC, this banner measures 47.5" wide by 120" deep but is pretty impressive! Whether it was used for its intended purposeornot on the side of a building, we really can't tell but it shows no signs of weathering or wear and tear and remains in an excellent condition. Hanging eyelets are intact. A fabulous piece of movie paraphanlia for film buffs and collectorsalike) more...
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ALIEN Aliens (Circa 1986 US vintage poster reprint for second movie in the series of films written and directed by James Cameron. Featuring a great image of Sigourney Weaver as Ripley rescuring and holding Newt with a heavy flame thrower in the other hand. This US 1 sheet measuring 27" x 41" in size, the original was recalled soon after it was issued. Posters of this size and age you would expect to see some wear, this is no different as does have some to the edges with a few small nicks, this been displayed with some adhesive poster putty resulting in some minor damage to corners, however this has been stored rolled and is otherwise a great example. Any wear can be minimised with proper mounting and framing - a brilliant item for the Action Horror movie fanatic!) more...
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NIGHTMARE ON ELM STEET Pesadilla En Elm Street (Rare 1984 Spanish vintage poster for the first in the series of Wes Craven's film series. Measuring 27" x 39" in size, posters of this size and age you would expect to see some wear, this does have some to the edges with a few small nicks and has been displayed with some adhesive poster putty, however this has been stored folded and then rolled and is otherwise a great example - a brilliant item for the Horror movie fanatic!) more...
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TERMINATOR 2 Le Jugement Dernier (Rare 1991 French one panel poster, produced to promote the movie on billboards, featuring the classic image of Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing shades and sitting on a bike with shotgun. Measuring 27" x 40" in size, posters of this size and age you would expect to see some wear, this does have some to the edges with a few small nicks and has been displayed with some adhesive poster putty, however this has been stored folded and is otherwise a great example) more...
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FILM Naked Gun 2 1/2 The Smell Of Fear (Original 1991 UK Paramount cinema poster. Measuring 40" x 30" (British Quad) this is a super glossy poster, printed to both sides and intended for cinema window display. Free of pinholes, rips or tears making a perfect examplefor movie poster collectors, get it framed and displayed) more...
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STEVE McQUEEN Bullitt (Extremely rare Japanese 20" x 29" full colour poster for the film featuring a superb head shot of Steve McQueen in combination with other stills & all text in Japanese. This poster was never commercially available & was obtained from a Japanese record company executive. The poster itself is in superb condition & free from any rips or tears - Would look incredible framed!) more...
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