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I love Symeoni's beautiful artwork for Alberto De Martino's Extrasensorial. It will no doubt be be very familiar to the owners of Adrian Luther Smith's Blood & Black Lace (and I reckon that'll be quite a few of this blogs readers). While one doesn't necessarily expect too much from 1982 genre entry from Alberto De Martino, Blood Link is actually a very good film with an excellent performance by Michael Moriarty as the psychically linked twins Keith and Craig.
And we finish off the week with another classic, the great looking locandina for Fulci's Lo Squartatore di New York. I've still got a few 80's posters left, so there might another week of 80's locandine later on in the year.
The two alternate posters for Sergio Martino's 1982 gialli Assassinio al cimitero etrusco.
Both by E. Sciotti. The top one is my favourite of the two. On the bottom one it looks like Sciotti decided to recycle some of his ideas from The House by the Cemetery poster he did the year before.
Let's start the week off with the best giallo of the 80's, Tenebre. One of my most watched gialli, but it doesn't matter how many times I watch it, I never tire of it. Really looking forward to the upcoming Anchor Bay special edition (which hopefully will be the definitive DVD version of the film). The poster has one of the most iconic images of Argento's posters. Unfortunately I haven't been able to identify the artist.
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