This is a folder-styled pressbook, which, when opened, shows three pockets where the press sheets are held. Interestingly, this double bill promotes Frankie Avalon's Horror House over Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee in The Crimson Cult; an indication that American International wanted to appeal to a younger audience?
The Star Wars Van Kits are goofy, yet so much fun. Wouldn't mind customizing my Mustang like the Darth Vader one (although my convertible top does present a problem).
Here’s a magazine promo (Creepy, issue number 74, back cover) for the 1975 Famous Monsters Convention.
Here’s a psychedelic promotion for the first Famous Monsters Convention, held in New York City, 1974; from issue number 61 of Eerie magazine. Between comic conventions and this, I was a very happy young fan back in the 1970s. Only wish I still had the swag I purchased back then.
In the words of that crass, smarmy game show guy in Robocop, "I'd buy that for a dollar!" This advertisement is from the inside cover of Creepy, issue number 74.
Still waiting…Hammer? How about The Woman in Red next? This promotion is from the inside cover of Eerie, issue number 70, 1976.