BTD - Hammer director Terence Fisher - Dracula (Horror of Dracula in the states) - 1958 - Two Japanese release posters

BTD - Peter Fonda - The Trip - 1967 - Japanese release poster - "A Love Story of Dream"

BTD - Norman Taurog - Visit to a Small Planet - 1960 - Belgian poster

A science fiction musical comedy western starring Gene Autry, it can only be The Phantom Empire - Released this day in 1935

BTD - Victor Fleming - A Guy Named Joe - Italian Poster - art by Silvano Campeggi

BTD - Terence Fisher - 1959 - The Hound of the Baskervilles - 1959 - East German re-release poster - Art by Thomas Schleusing

If Mr. Corman had filmed the "actual" Pit and the Pendulum there would have been mass walk-outs (hard to do in a drive-in).

Archie Goodwin had a habit of tacking an extra twisteroo onto the end of his Creepy Classic adaptations ("Tell-Tale Heart," "The Damned Thing," etc.). As a result, when I eventually read the originals, I would always think "Hey! They cut off the ending!"

The final twist to "Judgement Day", one of the most important stories ever published by EC Comics and comics in general. After the issue ran, EC got tons of letters praising them for the ending and many others denouncing it. To those who disagreed with the story, Gaines told them all to fuck off.

BTD - Reed Crandall - Pen and ink illustrations for "The Cask of Amontillado" - Creepy Magazine - December 1965

BTD - Edward Gorey - His art for Dracula - 1977

One Battle After Another - out now on 4K from Warner Bros. My review: trailersfromhell.com/one-battle-a...

BTD - Luis Buñuel - Los Olvidados - 1950 - Mexican One Sheet

BTD - Giulietta Masina - La Strada - 1954 - Romanian release poster - art by Radu

Buster Keaton in El moderno Barba Azul, Aka Boom in the Moon - 1946 - Italian release poster - art by Carlantonio Longi

Robert Florey's Murders in the Rue Morgue - Released this day in 1932 - Promotional art by Karoly Grosz

#OTD Aladdin TV Production Ad with Cyril Ritchard, Anna Maria Alberghetti, and Sal Mineo, 1958

One of the most preposterous and weirdly compelling movies I've ever seen. The poster doesn't say it all, but it says a lot.

BTD - Ann Sheridan - They Made Me a Criminal - 1939 - Italian release poster - Art by Carlantonio Longi

BTD - Sam Peckinpah - The Wild Bunch - 1969 - art by Howard Terpning

George Austin and Lon Chaney in a publicity still for THE MONSTER (1925) Directed by Roland West - BOTD in 1885

BTD - Sidney Poitier - For Love of Ivy - 1968 - Art by Bob Peak

Pietro Francisci's Hercules - Premiered in Italy this day in 1958 - Italian release poster - Art by Mario Piovano

BTD - Richard Matheson

Don't see the movie, just stare at the poster - Reptilicus - Premiered in Denmark this day in 1961 - Art by Reynold Brown

Felix Feist's angst-ridden noir is as unpredictable as its star, Lawrence Tierney - The Devil Thumbs a Ride - Released this day in 1947

Tod Browning's Freaks - Released this day in 1932 - Belgian poster

BTD - Robert Altman - M.A.S.H. - 1970 - Polish release poster - Art by Grzegorz Marszałek

Bette Davis in Dead Ringer - Released this day in 1964 - French release poster

BTD - John Frankenheimer - The Manchurian Candidate - 1962 - Italian release poster - Art by Enzo Nistri

Army of Darkness - Released this day in 1993 - Japanese release poster

BTD - Lee Marvin - Cat Ballou - 1965 - Czech release poster

Marking the 130th birthday of André Breton: poet, insurrectionist, searcher for the gold of time.

“Mister Rogers' Neighborhood” debuted nationally on February 19, 1968. Created by Fred Rogers, the children's show premiered on NET (National Educational Television, which later became PBS).

Jean Cocteau in Testament of Orpheus - Released this day in 1960

BTD - Jack Palance - Bram Stoker's Dracula - 1974 & Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - 1968

Dino in The Silencers - Released this day in 1966 - Danish release poster

The distinctive comedy stylings of Brother Theodore - Seen here with Tom Hanks in Joe Dante’s The ‘Burbs - Released this day in 1989

William Castle's fright-fest House on Haunted Hill - Released this day in 1959 - Marquee touting "Emergo"

BTD - Alan Bates - King of Hearts - 1966 - French release poster

Polish poster for THE DAY OF THE LOCUST (1975) Directed by John Schlesinger - BOTD in 1926

Karin Dor & Herbert Lom in Harald Reinl's epic Die Nibelungen 2 - Kriemhild's Revenge - Released this day in 1967 - French release poster

Robert Duvall in Miniature, a melancholy episode of The Twilight Zone—written by Charles Beaumont and broadcast on February 21, 1963.

Farewell Robert Duvall www.thewrap.com/culture-life...

BTD - Documentarian Robert J. Flaherty - Man of Aran - 1934 - Swedish release poster

Bergman’s The Seventh Seal - Premiered in Sweden this day in 1957 - German release poster

The father of Fred Marx, of Hoop Dreams film, was a schoolteacher called before HUAC on the same day as Sondergaard. Because of all the press coverage, his presence was way more publicized than it would have been otherwise, causing crisis w/his job & family. He died of a heart attack at 40.

I wish Mr. Lee's film was better (it's terrible—but fun)... still, he's the spitting image of that legendary loon (or calculating manipulator... or both).

BTD - Gale Sondergaard - Channeled her striking looks into a string of memorably sinister roles like The Cat and the Canary and surprisingly comedic turns like Never Say Die. She was blacklisted for refusing to cooperate with the HUAC - Here is the letter stating her intentions not to testify.