Hollywood will argue that the most important part of the movie business is marketing. A movie, good or bad, has to bring in money. After the premiere, it’s up to the movie, but before that a big part of promotion is the poster. The poster has to get across the tone of the movie while creating anticipation. It has to spark excitement even for an unknown story, and for a horror movie it has to create a sense of fear and anticipation while standing out. No easy feat, but a good poster is a piece of art.
Some dedicated fans and artists will use their creative talents to reimagine classic posters. The results are often beautiful works of art that overflow with love for the subject. Notable artists like Laurent Durieux and Olly Moss have created completely original homages to some of the greatest horror movies of all time. Below are some of the best of the best and are beautiful enough to find a place on the wall of any horror movie fan.
Click each of the images below to view the full poster.
“Friday the 13th” Franchise by Adam Rabalais
“Rosemary’s Baby” by Jana Heidersdorg
“The Wolf Man” by Laurent Durieux
“Halloween” by Ken Taylor
“The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” by Jason Edmiston
“The Amityville Horror” by Simon Heard
“The Witch” by Igor Campos
“King Kong” by Laurent Durieux
“Carrie” by Gary Irwin
“Frankenstein” by Laurent Durieux
“Pet Sematary” by Nicholas Tassone
“The Thing” by Matt Griffin
“The Invisible Man” by Francesco Francavilla
“The Evil Dead” by Olly Moss
“Let Me In” by Olly Moss
“The Birds” by Flore Maquin
“It Follows” by Akiko Stehrenberger
“Jaws” by Laurent Durieux
“The Shining” by Fernando Reza
“The Exorcist” by David Moscati
“Poltergeist” by Ken Taylor
“A Nightmare on Elm Street” by Mike Wrobel
“Alien” by Paul Ainsworth
“The Mummy” by Laurent Durieux
“An American Werewolf In London” by Matt Ryan Tobin
Michael Cramer is an ambitious 20-something go-getter who is always looking for his next step up the corporate ladder. Nah, he's just a guy who loves horror movies and wants others to hear his opinions like "that movie was great" and "that could have been better".
The first film in Universal’s long-anticipated Cinematic Universe finally has a teaser trailer and poster. Officially a reboot of the studio’s original Mummy franchise, The Mummy stars Tom Cruise alongside Sofia Boutella as our first ⤇
While on a road trip vacation to Salem, Massachusetts for Halloween this year, I came across the Peabody Essex Museum which is right in the heart of Salem. It’s a beautiful art museum and they were featuring ⤇
Be the first to comment