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Money, Women and Guns Marilyn Monroe poster Wes Craven directs "The Serpent

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Wes Craven directs "The Serpent and the Rainbow" taking his inspiration from the account by Wade Davison searching in Haiti for "zombie powder" for a pharmaceutical company

1967 film poster with colourful all action artwork picturing Gordon Scott who played Tarzan with U boat and machine gun

Card number 7 illustrates on Carey Fisher's cheek the sort of poor quality side lighting that one may get away with in the film - but the lobby card is not so forgiving

The director concentrates seriously on the life of the composer in this biographical drama and tones down his usual cinematic excesses

Rolled condition first release British quad for the Don Bluth animated classic 'All Dogs Go to Heaven'

Money, Women and Guns Marilyn Monroe poster Wes Craven directs "The SerpentOriginal 1958 first release full colour Universal Pictures film poster picturing Kim Hunter fresh from her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for "A Streetcar named Desire". Kim Hunter is pictured having fun at the saloon with the inset photo showing the happy card players playing for money. Jock Mahoney cuts a fine figure complete with gun and spurs in this CinemaScope Universal film poster. Great scenes from this well photographed Western "Money, Women

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