So you thought you'd seen the last horror combo/double-bill posters, eh? It just so happens I have another batch of these beauties to share with you. No text is needed here--the posters say it all.
The poster design for Raw Meat (known over here by its original title, Death Line, and one of my favourite horror movies) is particularly absurd, since there are never more than two cannibals in the film, and one of those dies at the start.
Many moons ago, I was present at a festival where Norman Rossington was interviewed. He was clearly all set up to talk about working with The Beatles (A Hard Day's Night, 1964) and Elvis Presley (Double Trouble, 1967), and was mystified when all the questions were about this odd horror movie where he played Donald Pleasance's assistant cop.
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The poster design for Raw Meat (known over here by its original title, Death Line, and one of my favourite horror movies) is particularly absurd, since there are never more than two cannibals in the film, and one of those dies at the start.
ReplyDeleteMany moons ago, I was present at a festival where Norman Rossington was interviewed. He was clearly all set up to talk about working with The Beatles (A Hard Day's Night, 1964) and Elvis Presley (Double Trouble, 1967), and was mystified when all the questions were about this odd horror movie where he played Donald Pleasance's assistant cop.
That should be 'Pleasence', of course.
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