Horror/Sci-Fi Exploitation posters

[marsattacks666]

Ilsa: She Wolf Of The SS (1975)

Dyanne Thorne, yum.

[horrorhunter]

Dyanne Thorne, yum.

Ilsa... immortalized Ms. Thorne, and launched the Nazisploitation subgenre.



Hottest Nazi that never was. 

[marsattacks666]

Ilsa... immortalized Ms. Thorne, and launched the Nazisploitation subgenre.



Hottest Nazi that never was. 

Yeah......
'Cause Eva Braun was.......yikes!

[horrorhunter]

This is a link to an overview of Nazisploitation, and lists the important films of the subgenre: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_exploitation

It's an interesting corner of cinematic trash. Exploitation at it's over-the-top best (or worst, depending on your POV). 

[marsattacks666]

This is a link to an overview of Nazisploitation, and lists the important films of the subgenre: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_exploitation

It's an interesting corner of cinematic trash. Exploitation at it's over-the-top best (or worst, depending on your POV). 

Reading the link now, H.H. Thanks for posting.

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The Sadistic Baron Von Klaus (1962)

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Slaughter Hotel (1971)

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Frankenhooker (1990)

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Night Of The Living Dead (1968) Spanish

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Macabre (1958) German

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The Haunted Palace (1963) Italian

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The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) (poster by the great Frank Frazetta)

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Graveyard Of Horror (1971) (aka The Butcher Of Binbrook, aka Necrophagus)

[creaturefan95]

What makes this an exploitation film

[horrorhunter]

What makes this an exploitation film

I don't think it is. I just found the French poster interesting and this is where I put it because I didn't want to start a new thread for it or hunt up a more appropriate one. It should be noted, however, that even monster royalty like CFTBL has exploitive elements, like exploiting Julie Adams sex appeal in what was considered a risqué high-cut swimsuit, and the violence The Creature inflicted on some of the humans in the film. But, by my definition, Creature From The Black Lagoon is a Monster Classic and not an Exploitation Film. It's my favorite movie, and I would never disrespect it.

The term "Exploitation Film" is loosely defined and means different things to different people. Here's a Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploitation_film

Again, I don't think CFTBL is an Exploitation Film. If we're splitting hairs it shouldn't have been posted in this thread.