Posted on 31 October 2009 by Adam Best
It’s Halloween today, so there’s never been a better day to take a stroll down spooky memory lane and revisit some of the cheesiest horror movie posters ever constructed. Some of these are so corny they leave one wondering not just how the poster got made in the first place, but also the flick.
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The Stuff is actually a pretty good movie. Also, what are we to make of Monster Squad getting two references in as many days on Fansided?
yes I like cheese
Great posters. I remember seeing most of these films in the theaters when they came out. I loved Monster Squad, I even have the original poster in my movie poster collection.
Ralph DeLuca
Madison, NJ
Great posters. I remember seeing most of these films in the theaters when they came out. I loved Monster Squad, I even have the original poster in my movie poster collection.
Ralph DeLuca
Madison, NJ