Posts tagged "polish posters"
Don't Panic - Polish poster

Don’t Panic – Polish poster

Is this really a Polish poster? It's certainly not the sort of imagery that springs to mind when I think of Polish posters. Though I suppose it is well past the golden era for Polish poster art, not to mention it's for a low-budget Mexican slasher.
Godzilla vs. Gigan - Polish poster

Godzilla vs. Gigan – Polish poster

A common complaint about Polish and Czech posters is: "What the hell has this got to do with the movie?" To which I must reply: "Who cares?! The design is amazing. And there's multicoloured stuff coming out of Godzilla's mouth. And there's also a bug."
Jaws 2 - Polish poster

Jaws 2 – Polish poster

Damn you Polish movie posters. I love you all so much. It’s hard to pick a favourite, but the Polish poster for Jaws 2 (1978) is definitely somewhere in my top five. Movie: Jaws 2 Director: Jeannot Szwarc Country of movie: USA Year of movie: 1978 Country of poster: USA Year of poster: 1980 Poster...
Godzilla vs. Hedorah - Polish poster

Godzilla vs. Hedorah – Polish poster

As we all know, Polish posters are magic. Recently my lady partner acquired what is undoubtedly the greatest Godzilla poster of all time – the poster for Godzilla vs. Hedorah. Its amazing design still leaves me a drooling mess. Poland, I love you. Movie: Godzilla vs. Hedorah Director: Yoshimitsu Banno Country of movie: Japan Year...
Weekend at Bernie's - Polish poster

Weekend at Bernie’s – Polish poster

It’s not exactly an exploitation film, but I think Weekend at Bernie’s is trashy enough to make an appearance on Mondo Exploito. For some odd reason, Poland saw fit to make this fantastic poster for its Polish theatrical release. While I like Weekend at Bernie’s, it certainly does not deserve such a great poster! Movie:...
Mondo Cane - Polish poster

Mondo Cane – Polish poster

I – like many film nerds – salivate over Polish posters. They are far from your average promotional items and are rendered with jaw-dropping creativity by brilliant artists. In the past, Polish artists would slip hidden meanings and camouflaged political messages into their movie posters, whether it be for a local release or an American...