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Re: Value of these prints

The Athena stuff you'd be lucky to get a couple of quid for.

Paul

Re: VMPF Glitch

i never look at view count so it doesn't bother me.

Rick

Re: Missing 1950's and 1960's Horror & Sci-FI daybill images.

JACK THE RIPPER was banned in 1959, but later passed with cuts. I used to drive Blake mad during the early 60s, and as generous as they were, I never did see a JACK THE RIPPER poster.
Don't think CARNIVAL OF SOULS ever had daybills. There are some very useful lists of release sheets floating around and will try and get a hold of them. I recall first seeing CARNIVAL on Australian TV, probably on Deadly Ernest. Regent gave me some stills from THE DEVIL'S MESSENGER, but no poster.
FOUR SKULLS OF J. DRAKE.. banned originally, ditto MACUMBA LOVE. I don't recall those titles playing the midnight drive-ins, though, if they were later passed with cuts.

Also.... remember that as the small indie distribs went under here, whatever they had really was trashed. And, as far as the horror stuff they had it was all done on the smell of an oily rag.

Mabuse

Re: ISBN number

Barbara said:

Hi Charlie

Assumed starstills were all authentic as they state original.

I don't mean to assume these are fakes or that star stills is listing this as original and that it is not. I just find it odd that he is listing the ISBN version and there doesn't appear to be a limit on how many you can order. May just be a glitch.

Charlie

Re: Value of these prints

Personally the value would be zero for my collection.

Rick

Re: Q&A on Australian Daybills

Lol, my post disappeared and reappeared on the first page by Dave hitting YES to the question answered. 8-}

Matt

Re: Q&A on Australian Daybills

I heard that! [-X

Matt

Re: I have a questions regarding an E.T movie poster

My best wild stab in the dark is that it's been framed in tape for a photo shoot (hence the target which will help with focus) and the Universal Broch. means Brochure.