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Movie Pressbook:
Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl (1954)

February 25, 2014 / Pressbooks (Non-Horror) / Leave a Comment

Feb 25 2014

This 11 x 17 inches pressbook is colorful, naughty, and definitely politically incorrect for today's audiences. I love it.

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Movie Pressbook: Saturday Night Fever

May 11, 2013 / Pressbooks (Non-Horror) / Leave a Comment

May 11 2013

Because fans don’t live by horror alone. Okay…this fan, anyway.

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