Original 1960 Re-Release Belgian Poster (13×21) the Andre De Toth horror classic, HOUSE OF WAX (1953) starring Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk, and Carolyn Jones. In the early 1950s, box office receipts were going down because of television. Film studios and movie theaters were looking for any gimmick that would bring audiences back to the theaters. 3-D was one such device, and this film was Warner Brothers’ first 3-D film. This wonderful, creepy scare-fest also has sumptuous sets, lush color, and memorable performances—especially from Vincent Price. This original Belgian poster is folded and in very fine condition.

Original 20th Century-Fox Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the Otto Preminger comedy, A ROYAL SCANDAL (1945) starring Tallulah Bankhead, Charles Coburn, Anne Baxter, and Vincent Price. The lobby card is in fine plus to very fine condition.

Original 20th Century-Fox Advance One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Tim Burton fantasy masterpiece, EDWARD SCISSORHANDS (1990) starring Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest, Anthony Michael Hall, and Vincent Price. One of Tim Burton’s best films, it tells the story of an inventor (Price), whose greatest creation is Edward. Unfortunately, the inventor dies before he can complete Edward’s hands; instead, he is left with metal scissors for hands. Depp gives a phenomenal performance as Edward, and Price deftly plays the inventor in one of his last film performances. Many critics felt that Depp and Burton should have won the Oscars for Best Actor and Best Director; however, the only nomination the film received was for Best Makeup. This original double-sided advance one sheet poster is in fine plus condition, with bright colors and some slight fold creases—but no fold separations.

Original Belgian poster for the Ted Tetzlaff film SON OF SINBAD (1955) starring Dale Robertson, Sally Forrest, Vincent Price, Marie Blanchard and Lili St. Cyr. Originally produced in 1953 as part of the first 3D movie craze, producer Howard Hughes held the film up for two years and released in flat as the fad had too quickly lost its appeal. The film is vintage Hollywood — a campy, wildly sexy Arabian Nights fantasy with female pulchritude and lingerie ecdysiast Lili St, Cyr in abundance! This folded poster is in fine condition has been stored rolled for some years. Definitely used, but the image area is complete. The Belgian censor stamp is attached to the poster.

Original American International Pictures Half Sheet Poster (22×28) for the Gordon Hessler horror classic, THE OBLONG BOX (1969) starring Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, and Alister Williamson. This was the first on-screen teaming of horror icons Price and Lee. The screenplay (based on a story by Edgar Allan Poe) is about a man (Williamson) who is kept locked in his room by his brother (Price). He has been horribly disfigured during an African voodoo ceremony, and , as a result, has gone completely mad. After faking his death, he seeks revenge on those he feels are responsible for his condition. The film was besieged by a number of production problems. Screenwriter Lawrence Huntington died shortly after completing the script. Also, Gordon Hessler replaced the original director Michael Reeves because of his dependence on drugs and suicidal tendencies. Reeves actually did commit suicide in February of 1969 during the pre-production of the film. This half sheet is folded and in fine condition; fold lines are apparent as in the photograph.

Original American International One Sheet Poster (27×41) for Michael Reeves’ horror film THE CONQUEROR WORM (aka WITCHFINDER GENERAL/1968) starring Vincent Price, Ian Ogilvy, Patrick Wymark and Wilfred Brambell. This was one of a handful of films made by British director Michael Reeve before his untimely death from a drug overdose. Based on this terrifying and powerful film, his career might have been extremely productive if not acclaimed. Here, Vincent Price portrays an evil and calculating “Witchfinder General” riding the English Countryside in search of witches to prosecute and destroy. This tale of sadism, violence, and torture is not for the lighthearted but the quality of the direction and performances lend it a aura of authenticity. Director Reeves asked Vincent Price to tamp down the level of his histrionics resulting in one of the finest performances of the actor’s career. Note: the title THE CONQUEROR WORM was from a poem by Edgar Allen Poe. This was used in the United States to tie the film in with a series of Poe adaptations AIP had successfully promoted throughout the 1960s. The poster is folded and in near mint condition.

Original American International Three Sheet Poster (41×81) for the Jacques Tourneur science fiction fantasy, WAR-GODS OF THE DEEP (1965) starring Vincent Price, David Tomlinson, Tab Hunter, and Susan Hart. Originally released in the U.K. under the title, THE CITY IN THE SEA—this film is loosely based on the writings of Edgar Allan Poe and is filled with thrills, weird sea monsters, and fantastic undersea scenes. With vivid colors, this original three sheet poster was never assembled and is in near mint condition with only a Quebec censor stamp.

Original American International Three Sheet Poster (41×81) for the Roger Corman Gothic horror classic, PIT AND THE PENDULUM (1961) starring Vincent Price, John Kerr, and Barbara Steele. Artfully adapted from the Edgar Allan Poe story by Richard Matheson, this was the second in Corman’s cycle of Poe stories and is considered by many critics to be his best horror film. Delightfully lurid and lavish, this film incorporates both dazzling color and abhorrent darkness to keep the mood and atmosphere suspenseful and threatening. The real star of the film is the pendulum, which was razor sharp. To increase the pendulum’s sense of deadly menace, Corman took out every other frame during the editing stage to make the blade appear to move twice as fast. This original three sheet poster is in very fine condition.

Original 20th Century-Fox Insert Poster (14×36) for the Kurt Neumann horror mystery, THE FLY (1958)—starring David Hedison, Patricia Owens, and Vincent Price. This wonderful horror nightmare is about a scientist experimenting with matter transference who accidentally exchanges an arm and a head with a fly that was in the transfer chamber. The scientific basis for the film is total bunk, as there is no way that insect and human parts could biologically interact with each other. The film became the biggest box office hit for director Neumann, but he would never know it. He died only a week before the film went into general release. This original insert poster is linen-backed and in fine condition.

Original RKO Three Sheet Poster for the Robert Stevenson film-noir crime drama, THE LAS VEGAS STORY (1952)—starring Jane Russell, Victor Mature, and Vincent Price. This romantic-triangle love story is about a former cafe singer Linda (Russell) who marries a New York investment broker Lloyd (Price). When the two stop in Las Vegas at Linda’s former venue, The Last Chance Club, Lloyd accumulates a huge gambling debt and is later accused of stealing his wife’s $50,000 necklace to pawn and get an insurance settlement as well. The local police investigator Dave (Mature), who some years earlier had an affair with Linda before he was sent overseas, tries to sort out the truth about what really happened. When Linda is kidnapped, Dave goes crazy and chases the two across the desert in a helicopter. By the end of the picture, Lloyd turns out to be wanted for embezzlement charges back in New York, which allows Linda to divorce him, take back her old singing job in Vegas, and revive her old relationship with Dave. Besides the excellent performance by Jane Russell, the other stand-out performance of the film are the three songs written by Hoagy Carmichael—”The Monkey Song” performed by Carmichael, “I Get Along Without You Very Well” performed by Russell, and “My Resistance is Low” performed by both of them. The poster is unbacked in very fine plus condition. No damage to the image area at all and vivid color. The border area of the top panel has a small chip. Three sheets are printed on two panels which must be joined to display the full poster. RKO posters from this period are some of the best film posters of the 1950s. Three sheets may be linen backed. Ask us about poster conservation. A spectacular Las Vegas themed image.

Original MGM Insert Poster (14×36) for the George Sidney action adventure, THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1948) starring Lana Turner, Gene Kelly, June Allyson, Van Heflin, and Vincent Price. Adapted from the celebrated novel by Alexandre Dumas, this film chronicles the musketeers as they thwart the plans of the evil Cardinal Richelieu (Price) to usurp the king’s power and authority. Turner gives her finest performance as the notorious Lady De Winter who lies, steals, and murders her way from France to England. Kelly also hits the mark with his very athletic portrayal of the hotheaded but good-hearted D’Artagan. Loaded with exciting sword fights and other action scenes, this colorful swashbuckling adventure romance is visually great entertainment. The film received an Academy Award nomination was for Best Cinematography. This original insert poster is folded and in very fine condition.

Two Original American International Pictures Scene Lobby Cards (11×14) for the Roger Corman horror classic, THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (1964)‚ starring Vincent Price, Hazel Court, Jane Asher, and David Weston. Certainly one of the best of the Roger Corman/ Edgar Allen Poe series of films, this short story is one of Poe‚ most thrilling tales and is beautifully adapted to the screen by Charles Beaumont. The costumes are colorful, the set designs are lavish, the cinematography of Nicolas Roeg is rich with color, and Corman expertly builds a strong sense of doom and despair. Price gives one of the most stunning performances of his illustrious horror career. Both of these original scene lobby cards are in very fine condition.