Horror/Sci-Fi Exploitation posters

[Jim Bertges]

[Jim Bertges]

[Jim Bertges]

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The People Who Own The Dark (1976) Spanish poster:

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Exorcism's Daughter (1971) (aka House Of Insane Women) Spanish poster:

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Night Of The Cobra Woman (1972)

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Kill, Baby, Kill (1966)

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Psychomania (1973) (aka The Death Wheelers)

[Mike Scott]

Psychomania (1973) (aka The Death Wheelers)

This must be the movie that caused Sanders to commit suicide.

[horrorhunter]

This must be the movie that caused Sanders to commit suicide.

It was his last movie. Apparently he killed himself because he was bored. Here's the end of his biography according to allmovie.com:

Sanders spent virtually all of the 1960s appearing in little-seen, low-budget foreign productions. Exceptions to the rule included the 1962 Disney adventure In Search of the Castaways, the 1964 Blake Edwards Pink Panther comedy A Shot in the Dark, and 1967's animated Disney fable The Jungle Book, in which he voiced the character of Shere Khan the Tiger. After appearing on Broadway in the title role of The Man Who Came to Dinner, Sanders appeared in John Huston's 1970 thriller The Kremlin Letter, an indication of a career upswing; however, the only offers which came his way were low-rent horror pictures like 1972's Doomwatch and 1973's Psychomania. Prior to the release of the latter, Sanders killed himself on August 25, 1972, by overdosing on sleeping pills while staying in a Costa Brava hotel; his suicide note read, "Dear World, I am leaving you because I am bored." He was 66 years old.

[Mike Scott]

It was his last movie. Apparently he killed himself because he was bored.

Yeah, I know the story. Just making a "how the mighty have fallen" joke. He got a couple of decent parts in the '60s, but it wasn't like his heyday in the '40s.

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The Devil's Wedding Night (1973) Italian poster:

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Battle For the Planet Of the Apes(1973)

[marsattacks666]

Battle For the Planet Of the Apes(1973)

Wow, wow!!
I have never seen this before.

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Voodoo Woman (1957)