Egad! Is that Dean Stockwell's name I see in poster for the Loners? Somehow I find that incredibly funny.
Also, the tag line for Tower Of Evil, "What goes on in the tower shouldn't happen to a corpse" makes it sound like a comedy, but the actual poster looks like a genuine horror film. Whether it's silly or serious I'd have to say someone in the advertising department goofed as the image and tag life fail to compliment each other and yet for that very reason I think that poster sticks out the most to me. I find myself intrigued to hunt it down now and see what the movie's like ... so maybe they didn't goof up after all.
The rest all look like a lot of fun. Thanks so much for posting this. It's just a collection of posters I know, but I haven't heard of any of these and some of them look really interesting.
This site is a treasure. I can't believe I only just discovered it a few weeks ago.
Top of the Heap is an interesting and oddball blaxploitioner from 1972. I have seen it a few times and highly recommend it. It was shot in Washington DC. I wonder what happened to the guy who directed starred wrote and produced this film?
Egad! Is that Dean Stockwell's name I see in poster for the Loners? Somehow I find that incredibly funny.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the tag line for Tower Of Evil, "What goes on in the tower shouldn't happen to a corpse" makes it sound like a comedy, but the actual poster looks like a genuine horror film. Whether it's silly or serious I'd have to say someone in the advertising department goofed as the image and tag life fail to compliment each other and yet for that very reason I think that poster sticks out the most to me. I find myself intrigued to hunt it down now and see what the movie's like ... so maybe they didn't goof up after all.
The rest all look like a lot of fun. Thanks so much for posting this. It's just a collection of posters I know, but I haven't heard of any of these and some of them look really interesting.
This site is a treasure. I can't believe I only just discovered it a few weeks ago.
Top of the Heap is an interesting and oddball blaxploitioner from 1972. I have seen it a few times and highly recommend it. It was shot in Washington DC. I wonder what happened to the guy who directed starred wrote and produced this film?
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