Continuing with the theme of Italian gothic horror, I present a German poster for
The Virgin of Nuremberg (a.k.a.
Horror Castle) directed by Antonio Margheriti, as well as another for
The Horrible Dr. Hichcock, here paired with
The Awful Dr. Orloff. Interestingly enough, the
Virgin of Nuremberg poster has art elements from the AIP release of Mario Bava's
Baron Blood (see below) released almost 10 years later! I'd be interested in hearing how this came about.



Next up, a trio of Mario Bava images. Italian posters for
Black Sunday and
Black Sabbath as well as a Pakistani poster for
Whip and the Body which uses re-worked art from the Italian 2-panel.


2 comments:
Great stuff, man. Keep it coming -
Thanks. I'll be able to get more up tomorrow after work.
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