Product description
Marketing for Hammer Films took a witty turn in 1968, opting for a visual gag that eventually became more famous than the film’s own trailer. This print captures the cheeky brilliance of that campaign, featuring a high-contrast black and white photograph of a woman’s neck and collarbone.
About 1960s film posters
1960s posters moved between painted epics, spy glamour and bold graphic design. Music posters became collectable as fans began keeping tour and gig posters as souvenirs. The late 1960s saw a boom in psychedelic poster art, with swirling hand-drawn lettering and clashing colours. The original image dates from 1968. The best horror posters suggest the fear rather than show it, letting imagination do the rest.
Styling this 1960s movie poster
Black, white and pink tones give this 1960s movie poster a bold character that holds a room. Its tall format suits narrow walls, hallways and the space beside a doorway in a dorm room, with 18×24″ a versatile middle size. Finish this 1960s movie poster with a thin white or oak frame: its black, white and pink palette sits softly with blush, cream and brass details.
At a glance
- Type: 1960s movie poster
- Year: 1968
- Style: 1960s film posters, Retro music posters
- Colours: black, white and pink
- Mood: bold, minimalist
- Orientation: portrait
- Collections: Horror Movies Posters, 1960s Movie Posters, Retro Music Posters
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Available physical sizes: 8×10″, 11×14″, 12×18″, 16×20″, 18×24″, 20×30″, 24×36″
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