Author: John Reid

Live and Let Die HORIZONTAL FORMAT Australian One sheet Movie Poster This Live and Let Die Australian one sheet could be the rarest of all James Bond posters. It was used for the original release of…

ALL ABOUT ORIGINAL BELGIAN MOVIE POSTERS Affiches This guide produced by Moviemem Original Movie Posters. Please note that the information contained in this guide is copyright and cannot be…

The Wayward Bus Australian Daybill Original or Reissue There are two versions of The Wayward Bus Australian Daybill. One full colour and one with just two colours. Collectors and dealers have…

Rare Movie Posters discovered in a shed in Country Victoria [Victorian-Shed-Movie-Posters] I am in the process of securing a collection of Vintage movie posters that was found in an old…

THE EXORCIST DAYBILL – ORIGINAL OR REISSUE? Australian Movie Posters are not always easy to date, particularly when various posters were printed for the same film. The Exorcist Daybill is a good…

Camille Daybill – Original or Reissue Movie Poster A full colour Camille Daybill would have to be one of the most commonly misrepresented Australian movie posters.Australian Daybills were rarely…

New Zealand has a proud history both in film making and in their wonderful and historic cinemas. Over the years there has been a select group of dedicated, and sometimes eccentric, theatre managers…

The Birds and The Time Machine are probably the most popular and sought after of Rod Taylor Movie Posters. Both films featured Rod Taylor at his peak in the early 60s and those two films were his…

The renowned Movie Poster Artist John Richardson was a printer and illustrator who founded The Richardson Studio in the early 1920s. The Richardson studio produced the artwork for Paramount…

Just in, a wonderful Italian Locandina Movie Poster for the cult British film Hell Drivers, a dark and sometimes disturbing insight into the life of truck drivers in the north of England. Cy Endfield…

Many male Baby Boomers have fond childhood memories of eagerly awaiting the latest issue of the iconic comic “The Phantom” to appear at their local news agency. There were no ipads, iphones…