Following my recent 7-part marathon series dedicated to Rolf Olsen's St Pauli films, I feared I may go on a blogging hiatus again (hey, I got new articles to write for Krimi! 2), but I just came across these wonderful Italian posters for Das indische Tuch/The Indian Scarf (1963) by Renato Casaro (first two images) and Mario Piovano and nothing wrong with occasionally just posting pretty pictures.
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Spanish Film Posters
I recently ventured into the attic that swallows all and retrieved some of my film memorabilia: stuff that I hadn't seen in years, things that I forgot I had and then even collectibles that I can't even remember I ever bought like those three Spanish film posters.
La marca del escorpión, the Spanish version of the Rialto Wallace Im Banne des Unheimlichen/The Zombie Walks (1968).
Der Fluch der gelben Schlange (1963) was released in Spain as La maldición amarilla. This is an adaption of Edgar Wallace's The Curse of the Yellow Snake. It was produced by Rialto rival CCC-Film and to the best of my knowledge has never been released in English.
And last but not least a Spanish film poster for Jerry Cotton film Der Mörderclub von Brooklyn/Murderers Club of Brooklyn (1967) aka El club de asasinos de Brooklyn.
Looking at all those posters reminds me about all the films I still need to write about....
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