Vintage exploitation movie posters from Belgium

Salon Kitty (Belgium)
Delectable Belgian poster for the Tinto Brass classic.

The Big Bust Out (Belgium)
Italian - West German 'Women In Prison' film whose tagline promised "Soft skin bursting through hard prison walls!"

Super Riders (Belgium)
Judging by the French and Dutch titles on the poster, this would appear to be a poster for The Three Fantastic Supermen, an oddball European superhero flick from 1967. But closer inspection reveals this is really a poster for “Super Riders” from 1981, the SEVENTH in a successful series of […]

Laserblast (Belgium)

Primitives (Belgium)
Even the Indonesians hopped on the cannibal film bandwagon with this abysmal trash starring Indo-movie hunk Barry Prima. At least the Belgian poster is terrific, recalling the morbid thrills of E.C. Comics.

A*P*E (Belgium)
Giant ape + giant shark + giant snake = giant turd. Thank God it's got 'Mega Sound'! This American / South Korean co-production was rushed into production to capitalize on the release of Dino De Laurentiis' King Kong remake.

Hunchback of the Morgue (Belgium)

Spirits of Death (Belgium)
1973 giallo also known as 'A White Dress for Marialé'. Nine years later, director Romano Scavolini would graze seedier pastures with the grimy grindhouse slasher classic 'Nightmare' (a.k.a. 'Nightmare in a Damaged Brain').

Slithis (Belgium)
Cheesy 1978 throwback to 1950's mutant monster flicks, best consumed with friends and a twelve-pack. I love the fact that there's a Belgian poster for this monstrosity.

Night Train Murders (Belgium)
Leave it to the Italians to inject class warfare into what is essentially a European take on 'Last House on the Left', which itself was an American take on Bergman's "The Virgin Spring'. This excellent but disturbing thriller, directed by the talented Aldo Lado, can be difficult to watch in spots but worth hunting down. The French title translated: 'The Bitch on the Night Train'.