…all the way back to the 70s (French Connection)! (IMP)
Category Archives: Action movie posters
French Cape Fear!
White House Downers?
Another disturbing trend: American disaster movies. (IMP)
Have A Good Friday…
…and an even better Easter Sunday (even if you don’t celebrate)! (image courtesy of MPS)
Emperor of the Rising Sun
There’s a new General MacArthur movie coming out with Tommy Lee Jones leading the way in Emperor…(IMP)
Icemen!
The new Iceman poster looks a lot better than the 1984 one-sheet starring Timothy Hutton (right) — but the coolest Iceman by far is, of course, George Gervin and his vintage 1970s Nike poster.
American Pimps?
Django Double Feature!
Before Quentin Tarantino’s Django is Unchained across cineplexes on Christmas Day, there will be a limited release of Sergio Corbucci’s 1966 original film, Django, on 12/21 to give audiences some backstory of the spaghetti western. (Deadline Hollywood)
Faces in the Crowd…
Sometimes movie poster collecting is a spectator sport…(MoviePosterDB)
Masked Mos
Okay, Halloween’s Thanksgiving’s over — so how ’bout we take off that mask? And btw, how come this trendy 1970′s look went out of style for bank robbers and thugs? Judging from these foglis, Italian artist MOS, aka Mario De Berardinis, did his darnedest for posterity! (EMP)
A New (Red) Dawn…
Hollywood remakes another 80s classic. The Outsiders? No. Footloose? Been there, done that. Karate Kid? That’s so two years ago.
Make it a code red, baby! They should’ve kept John Alvin’s one-sheet design from the original. (IMP)
Kitchen Sink Action!
Skylights Out!
Looks like the James Bond producers are seeing the daylight at the end of the tunnel for the new Skyfall one-sheet…(IMP)
AFM’s Best and Worst Posters
The 2012 American Film Market is back with its annual list of the best and worst b-movie posters seeking distribution…
Leg Squad!


Who Let The Dogs Out?
I’m a sucker for dogs — even when they get mixed up with a bunch of Psychopaths. Let’s just hope the Shih Tzu makes it to the final credits. (IMP)
Bad Ass Posters.
Kitchen Sink Casaros?
Even a poster artist genius like Renato Casaro can overthink it a bit…(EMP)


Ripping Them Softly?
The new minimalist one-sheet for the Brad Pitt thriller, Killing Them Softly, looks like it may have taken a page from the classic German poster for The Maltese Falcon by Hans Hillman.


RIP: Tony Scott
Tony Scott, the director who brought us Top Gun, Crimson Tide, and a whole slew of popular thrillers from the 80s and 90s — as well as the younger brother of Ridley Scott (Blade Runner, Alien) — has sadly died of an apparent suicide after jumping off a bridge in San Pedro, CA. (IMP)


























































