Movie Pressbook: The Psychopath (1966)
Here’s the movie pressbook for The Psychopath, directed by Freddie Francis.
Pressbooks (Horror, Sci Fi, Fantasy)
Double Bill Pressbook:
Witchcraft and The Horror of It All
The Magic Witch Deflectors giveaway is what makes this double bill a fun event. Watching Lon Chaney Jr. is also a treat.
Movie Pressbook: Black Sunday (1960)
Still a creepy chiller in composition and style, Black Sunday (La Maschera Del Demonio) is essential viewing for any horror fan worth his or her fangs. Read the over-sized pressbook, then read my review. And for your next party, why not have a "Ghoul Contest?"
Movie Pressbook: Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964)
I fondly remember watching this movie, waiting patiently to see Batman himself, Adam West. I was disappointed he only did a cameo. But the movie is still memorable. I caught it at the Loew’s Oriental on 86th Street in Brooklyn, in 1964. I love the tagline “This film is scientifically authentic…” Sure it is.
Movie Pressbook: The Night Walker (1964)
More of William Castle's publicity engine in full throttle for The Night Walker.
Movie Pressbook: Paranoiac! (1963)
The splendidly off-kilter Oliver Reed takes a fun Hammer outing. And let's not forget that "Liliane Brousse introduces a highly attractive hair style in Paranoiac." Not sure if they meant higly attractive to the killer or to the audience, though.
The Evil of Frankenstein (1964) Pressbook
And again, Peter Cushing crushes it as the amoral and somewhat mad Doctor Frankenstein. Some fans hate the Monster’s design, but I’m quite fine with it. Just don’t call him blockhead and we’re good.
Comic reader version: Download Evil of Frankenstein Pressbook
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Skabenga! The Killer Lust (1955) Pressbook
I didn't know "Skabenga" meant money at the box office, but this pressbook believes so. I'm still not sure why jungle movies were so popular in the 1950s, but they were. I can't find any information on this movie, but here's the pressbook to fill you in.
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Movie Pressbook: Race With the Devil
Some minor cuts, one blank page, and a loose page I'm not sure where it fits , but still an interesting pressbook for a memorable movie. No page numbers are given. Shown here, I moved the publicity pages up, which normally come toward the end, to grab your attention (if Lara Parker doesn't, that is).