In the 1970s, movies and television episodes started appearing warning us of dire consequences from our disregard for the environment and mother nature (remember Silent Running?). It's a shame we didn't listen then, and we're playing dumb now. Frogs has my vote for one of the best horror movie posters ever done. "Today the pond, tomorrow the world!"
The 1972 Film Bulletin Pre-Search on Tales From the Crypt: Guide to Bidding, Buying, Booking.
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That purported "actual close up photo of moon" looks a little cheesy to me.
I included the herald for this pressbook, which contains the Smash! bodybuilding exercises; though I'm not sure you'll need to pump up before you see this movie. Love the moon monster photo op display.
From the Showmanship page 5: Lobby Lighting…"Do not overlook the fact that green and/or red filters over some of your theatre lights can give an extremely eerie atmosphere–a green spotlight for instance, focused on a poster in your foyer would be very effective."
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Great pressbook for a great horror movie directed by Mario Bava. I still can't watch the third story, Drop of Water, alone, at night.
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"They transplanted a white bigot's head onto a soul brother's body! The doctor really blew it!" Say what you want about the movie, but this pressbook is awesome.
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The Boogens pressbook is one large paper sheet, folded to create 16 pages, with each a little under 11×17 inches in size. It's more exciting than the movie, which drags on and on and on and…
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