Correct. From the mind of the prolific Stephen King. The film released in 1989. Stephen King once mentioned that the only novel he wrote that really scared him was Pet Sematary.
Answer for image # 150 is Tales From The Darkside The Movie ( 1990 ). Different from original overseas artwork but nevertheless I had expected someone to know this one which I had thought was easy so I am a little disappointed that there was no result.
Images # 153a & 153b are from the same film ( far top ) and image # 154 ( just above ). Name the film titles. Vintage horror images are usually harder to answer but let us see how you fare.
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Vera Hruba was an ice skater from Czechoslovakia, who started in movies
performing her ice skating routines, and her English was so limited she
was forced to learn her lines phonetically!
After her early ice skating
movies, she became the "protege" of Republic Pictures studio head
Herbert Yates, and they married in 1952. He starred her in a series of
movies, and gave her an added a last name, "Ralston", making her "Vera
Hruba Ralston", and later dropped the "Hruba", just becoming "Vera
Ralston", and I guess the idea was to make her sound less "foreign".
Her
movies were expensive flops (even with John Wayne in some!), partially
because she had a VERY thick accent, and Yates was fired from Republic
in 1958 (partially because he insisted on starring his wife in movies
that lost money), at which point Ralston wisely retired. Yates passed
away in 1966 and Ralston inherited $10 million, and she lived until
2003, age 79.
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Correct answer from Bruce with The Lady And The Monster ( 1944 ) poster displayed and interesting information on Vera Ralston. By all reports she was a nice person and I didn't mind her performance in Fair Wind To Java ( 1953 ).
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Both correct. # 144 Hellboy ( 2004 ) & # 147 Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter ( 2012 ).
Sometimes dead is better...
Correct. From the mind of the prolific Stephen King. The film released in 1989. Stephen King once mentioned that the only novel he wrote that really scared him was Pet Sematary.
149:
# 149 is The Abominable Snowman Of The Himalayas ( 1957).
Clue for # 150 is that this exact image seems exclusive to Australian posters as far as I can see.
Answer for image # 150 is Tales From The Darkside The Movie ( 1990 ). Different from original overseas artwork but nevertheless I had expected someone to know this one which I had thought was easy so I am a little disappointed that there was no result.
Both correct. Squirm from 1976 and Axe from 1974.
Which image number / numbers ?
Correct. The Old Dark House released in 1932 with Boris Karloff billed only as Karloff.
Clue for # 154 is it is nice to have connections at the top when you are virtually unknown.
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After her early ice skating movies, she became the "protege" of Republic Pictures studio head Herbert Yates, and they married in 1952. He starred her in a series of movies, and gave her an added a last name, "Ralston", making her "Vera Hruba Ralston", and later dropped the "Hruba", just becoming "Vera Ralston", and I guess the idea was to make her sound less "foreign".
Her movies were expensive flops (even with John Wayne in some!), partially because she had a VERY thick accent, and Yates was fired from Republic in 1958 (partially because he insisted on starring his wife in movies that lost money), at which point Ralston wisely retired. Yates passed away in 1966 and Ralston inherited $10 million, and she lived until 2003, age 79.
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Correct answer from Bruce with The Lady And The Monster ( 1944 ) poster displayed and interesting information on Vera Ralston. By all reports she was a nice person and I didn't mind her performance in Fair Wind To Java ( 1953 ).
#156 - Name the film: