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CIRCUS OF FEAR (1966)
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Released in the US as 'Psycho Circus'. When an armoured car is robbed in a daring daylight raid on London's Tower Bridge, one of the gang hides the money in Barberini's Circus. Elliot (Genn) struggles to find his man and recover the stolen cash in a maze of blackmail and deceit. Apart from a couple of tiny edge nicks, overall very good condition.
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THE BLUE LAMP (1950)
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Gritty post-war Ealing crime drama set in London's underworld featuring Warner in what would become his most celebrated role, PC George Dixon, the central character in the BBC TV series Dixon of Dock Green, which ran for 20 years despite the character actually being murdered in the film! Very rare quad in excellent unused condition with wonderful moody artwork. |
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I BURY THE LIVING (1958)
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Cemetery director Robert Kraft (Boone) discovers that by changing the status of the grave plots on the graveyard wall plan from empty to occupied this causes the premature death of the plots' owners. Fabulous 'B-movie' graphics. Slight edge wear, otherwise in very good condition. A very scarce poster. |
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KING KONG (1933)
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THE grandaddy of all 'monster movies', it still reigns tall above all other pretenders and is rightly regarded as a true cinema masterpiece, with Willis O'Brien's animation still, nearly 90 years later, a landmark tour-de-force. This is from a re-release, likely to be c.mid-70s to cash in on the 1976 remake in very good condition. |
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I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE (1958)
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Although both critically and commercially successful on it's release, it's schlock title has historically placed it firmly in the classic B-movie monster film genre and this superb quad, based on the US campaign, upholds it's percieved tacky reputation. Slight ageing, otherwise in very good condition first release. |
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THE LOVE LOTTERY (1954)
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Niven plays an international heart-throb film star hounded by fans, when he is manipulated by an gambling syndicate to put himself up as the prize in an auction to find him a wife, in this early satirical look at the phenomenon of the personality culture. Very scarce quad in excellent unused condition. |
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MEET MR LUCIFER (1953)
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Based on a play by Dad's Army regular Arnold Ridley, this black comedy is a swipe at the dangers of the then new and growing medium of television. Ealing classic regular Holloway does a suitable comic turn as the devilish protagonist. Very scarce poster in superb unused condition. |
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OUR MAN IN MARRAKESH / INVASION (1966)
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Edward Judd, Herbert Lom, Terry Thomas, Tony Randall, Yoko Tani |
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Action and intrigue galore from Moroccan gangsters in a thinly veiled 007 James Bond pastiche to alien invaders trying to take over the world (as they do) in this double bill feature. Original quad in overall very good condition with great artwork by Tom Chantrell. |
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TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN (1941)
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Ealing comedy wartime vehicle for Lancashire-born George Formby about domestic stife. Due to the paper shortages any original wartime posters are extremely rare survivors as most were pulped. Very good overall condition with just a couple of edge nicks (repaired) and slight image shadow typical of screenprinted posters. |
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TO CATCH A THIEF (1955)
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Brigitte Auber, Cary Grant, Charles Vanel, Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Landis, John Williams |
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Retired jewellery burgler (Grant) has to clear his namne when a series of copycat crimes point the finger at him. Both Grant and Kelly are on top form in this stylish thriller. Excellent original US 1 sheet in great linen backed condition with superb artwork. |
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BALL OF FIRE (1941)
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A plethora of Hollywood greats behind this screwball comedy about a professor (Cooper) researching slang who becomes enamoured by a bawdy nightclub singer (Stanwyck). This is a very rare UK door panel. Any wartime British paper is like hens teeth due to the paper drives. Slight ageing, otherwise in very good overall condition with good colour. |
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