From Zombos' Closet

Movie Pressbook: Psycho is Back!

Movie Pressbook: The Trip (1967)

I miss the psychedelic 1960s. At least I think I do. I can't be sure. It's all a blur. Crazy, man, crazy. All those blacklight posters showing Marvel superheroes were awesome. 

Movie Pressbook: Primitive Paradise (1961)

There was an allure and air of mystery to be found in travelogue-styled movies that documented the unknown regions of our globe. Before the Internet, of course. Now we know and see too much.

Movie Pressbook: The Innocents (1961)

When was the last time you watched a really good ghost story? 

Mexican Lobby Card: The Mark of the Gorilla

Mexican Lobby Card: The Black Ghost

The Black Ghost (1964) Mexican lobby card.

Mexican Lobby Card: Tarzan and the Mermaids

Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939) Mexican Lobby Card

Hey, just finding a son saved a lot of time and explanation, didn't it? Here are two variations on the Mexican lobby card for Tarzan Finds a Son!

Mexican Lobby Card: Jungle Mystery

Jungle Mystery (1932), "con el nuevo Tarzan, Noah Beery, Jr." Say, what?

Movie Herald: The Psychopath (1966)

Movie Herald: The Face of Fu Manchu (1965)

Although somewhat yellow peril inspired, this series with Christopher Lee is still one of my favorites, as are the books by Sax Rohmer. And let's not forget that Boris Karloff played the arch criminal in 1932's The Mask of Fu Manchu. 

Frank Buck in Jungle Terror (1946) Pressbook

Before the Internet and social media, jungles were darkly mysterious, foreboding, and adventure laden, fraught with wild beasts and dangers unknown. Now the wild beasts and adventures are on YouTube. Bummer.