ACTION, ADVENTURE, MYSTERY & MARTIAL ARTS

  • Hell Behind the Bars (Mexico)
    Hell Behind the Bars (Mexico)
  • Man From Deep River – lobby card (Mexico)
    Man From Deep River – lobby card (Mexico)
  • Savage Streets — lobby card (Mexico)
    Savage Streets — lobby card (Mexico)
  • Street Law (U.S.)
    Street Law (U.S.)
    Gritty Italian take on "Death Wish" from action maven Enzo G. Castellari, starring Franco Nero and the gorgeous Barbara Bach.
  • Las Vegas Lady (U.S.)
    Las Vegas Lady (U.S.)
  • Ramo a.k.a. Turkish Rambo (Turkey)
    Ramo a.k.a. Turkish Rambo (Turkey)
    Original poster for Turkish "Rambo" remake which seems to have lost a consonant.
  • Porros Calles Sangrientas (Mexico)
    Porros Calles Sangrientas (Mexico)
  • Frauleins in Uniforms (Turkey)
    Frauleins in Uniforms (Turkey)
    Swiss sleazemeister Erwin C. Dietrich's 'Frauleins in Uniforms' on a Turkish poster.
  • Vanishing Point – lobby card (Mexico)
    Vanishing Point – lobby card (Mexico)
  • The Bodyguard – lobby card (Mexico)
    The Bodyguard – lobby card (Mexico)
    Mexican lobby card for the bone-crushing grindhouse actioner THE BODYGUARD starring Shinichi 'Sonny' Chiba.
  • Nazi Love Camp 27 (Denmark)
    Nazi Love Camp 27 (Denmark)
    There is so much wrong with the Nazisploitation subgenre, and it's all openly displayed on this Danish poster for Mario Caiano's 'Nazi Love Camp 27'.
  • Prison Camp Girls (Egypt)
    Prison Camp Girls (Egypt)
    Egyptian poster for West German - Philliipines WIP co-production, also known as "Escape from Blood Plantation
  • Terror on a Train (U.S.)
    Terror on a Train (U.S.)
  • Cocaine Wars (Egypt)
    Cocaine Wars (Egypt)
    'Cocaine Wars' was a cheap straight-to-video production starring "Duke of Hazzard" John Schneider. So what is David Carradine from "P.O.W.: The Escape" doing on here?
  • Vigilante (Belgium)
    Vigilante (Belgium)
  • Gladiator Cop (Lebanon)
    Gladiator Cop (Lebanon)
  • A Dirty Western (Belgium)
    A Dirty Western (Belgium)
    Quite possibly the first porn-western hybrid, from 1975.
  • Mighty Joe Young (Egypt)
    Mighty Joe Young (Egypt)
    Although it says "Son of King Kong" in English and in Arabic, this is really an Egyptian poster for the Disney remake of "Mighty Joe Young" from 1998.
  • A Woman in the Night (Lebanon)
    A Woman in the Night (Lebanon)
    Lebanese poster for 1979 erotic thriller from Italy, featuring Ajita Wilson
  • The Last Execution (Thailand)
    The Last Execution (Thailand)
  • Super Witch of Love Island (Belgium)
    Super Witch of Love Island (Belgium)
    A.k.a. "Brigade mondaine: Vaudou aux Caraïbes"
  • Kill Django… Kill First (Belgium)
    Kill Django… Kill First (Belgium)
  • The Klansman – lobby card (Mexico)
    The Klansman – lobby card (Mexico)
  • Strangers on a Train – lobby card (Mexico)
    Strangers on a Train – lobby card (Mexico)
    One of Alfred Hitchcock's best thrillers on a Mexican lobby card
  • 1990: The Bronx Warriors (Lebanon)
    1990: The Bronx Warriors (Lebanon)
  • The Devil Has 7 Faces (Mexico)
    The Devil Has 7 Faces (Mexico)
  • Vergewaltigt (Germany)
    Vergewaltigt (Germany)
    Creepy German poster for little-known Swiss film whose title means "Raped".
  • The Beast in Heat (Belgium)
    The Beast in Heat (Belgium)
    Belgian poster for Luigi Batzella's barrel-scraping Nazisploitation film, also known as 'SS Hell Camp'
  • A Force of One (Egypt)
    A Force of One (Egypt)
    Chuck Norris movie art fail.
  • Demoniac (Mexico)
    Demoniac (Mexico)
    Mexican lobby card for French film noir from the fifties 'LES LOUVES', which was stupidly retitled 'Demoniac' in some English-speaking countries.
  • The Incredible Kids (Turkey)
    The Incredible Kids (Turkey)
    Kung-fu kidsploitation comedy from Taiwan. The Turkish title means "Little Rambos", which if you think about it, is a far better title than 'The Incredible Kids'.
  • Victims of Vice (Belgium)
    Victims of Vice (Belgium)