Day of the Dead Marc Singer cavalry film featuring a young

cavalry film featuring a young James Caan set for a promising career and playing the part of a strong minded soldier Dugan here

This poster art is preferred by collectors to the U

A treat for Woody Allen fans with two of his films featured on a United Artists double-bill specially printed for the British cinema for "Sleeper" and "Love and Death"

Classy 1956 film noir British quad film poster from the first release superb stone litho printing with haunting use of colour and a vortex pointing to the mystery of a pay roll heist from an Arizona train with a fake doctor coming onboard to tend to a false illness and escaping with the pay roll

Closed tear at the centre measuring 3 inch

Day of the Dead Marc Singer cavalry film featuring a youngThe final part of the trilogy that began in 1968 is well worth the wait! Scientists are working on the zombies as they try to domesticate and control ready for reintegration into society. The rotting corpses would not make for good neighbours however despite the best attempts to humanise them by teaching them to shave and listen to personal stereos. George Romero goes on to "Monkey Shines" to further explore the brain and intellect.