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Pressbook: The Devil's Messenger (1961)

Mexican Lobby Card: La Legion Fantasma

The Mexican lobby card for the Republic Pictures serial Government Agents vs. Phantom Legion (1951).

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Mexican Lobby Card: The Playgirls and the Vampire

Mexican Lobby Card: Mercenarios De Las LLamas

Mexican Lobby Card: Curse of the Cat People (1944)

Mexican Lobby Card: Las Aventuras De Superman

Mexican Lobby Card: Revelacion Siniestra

Not sure if this is a Mexican lobby card for one of Chester Morris' Boston Blackie movies, but it's striking and easily grabs your attention.

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Les Monstres

Famous Monsters 1975 Convention Program Booklet

Mexican Lobby Card: Los Espadachines De La Reina

June Haver Halloween Fun

Mexican Lobby Card: Sed De Sangre (1961)

The Mexican lobby card for Bloodlust! (1961). Great colors, illustrated terror, and a screaming fear inset scene. How can you go wrong?

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Mexican Lobby Card: Los Espadachines De La Reina

Mexican Lobby Card: Crimen En La Selva

Mexican Lobby Card: La Selva Perdida

Mexican Lobby Card: Curse of the Cat People (1944)

Movie Herald: Change of Mind (1969)

Surprisingly, given the current developments in planned head transplants, this is a more topical movie than it was when originally released: "But we still can't forget the absurdity of the premise. A BRAIN transplant?" (Roger Ebert's chief complaint, reviewing this movie, in 1969)

Movie Herald: Eye of the Cat (1969)

My favorite movie heralds are the jumbo-sized newspaper type. The Planet of the Apes series made good use of them. Here's the one for Eye of the Cat.

Halloween Pumpkin With Legs

Because I know you're already thinking about Halloween, here's Betty Grable, a happy pumpkin, and a little bedtime reading for you. 

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June Haver Halloween Fun

A Bowery Boys Halloween

Movie Pressbook: Jungle Jim in Voodoo Tiger

The movie pressbook for Voodoo Tiger (1952). This is a 6-page foldout. I've mixed up the order of the pages but they're all here. 

Mexican Lobby Card: Los Espadachines De La Reina

Yes, The Happy Musketeers (1961) is a weird movie. For kids. Great child-friendly illustration too, especially the swooning woman shackled to the torture wheel. Kids love that stuff for sure.

 

Movie Pressbook: Soylent Green

A very well constructed color noir, Soylent Green also warned us about global warming years before it started to take hold of our attention. Good science fiction always tells us what we don't want to hear.

Movie Herald: Rosemary's Baby

Movie Herald: The House That Dripped Blood