Here's the Mexican lobby card for Blood of Dracula's Castle with John Carradine. The art reminds me of the lurid and garish tableaus painted across the old buildings housing spook show rides.
I bet you thought the Lone Ranger movie was the only western gone to hell.
Looking for a real cowboy movie after seeing the Lone Ranger? Try The Living Coffin, 1959.
Not a horror movie, but the illustration is to die for.
The Lone Ranger isn't the only masked range rider out there…
The Lone Ranger is not the only masked cowboy out there…
The Lone Ranger wasn't the only masked cowpoke riding the range…
I Bury the Living is a slow-building horror movie, but remains effective, chilling, and art house stylish when the cemetery pin map becomes Richard Boone's focus of terror.
Here's the Mexican lobby card for El Planeta De Los Vampiros, a stylish and atmospheric Italian horror movie.
Crazy art dealer (Jack Palance) sacrifices victims to African god Chuku using a variety of messy techniques. No, haven't seen this one yet. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around Jack Palance cast as an art dealer.