Count Five and Die Tommy Jarvis. The dance craze was short

The dance craze was short lived however and this was not such a bad thing as it saved any misunderstandings for boys requesting for this particular dance on the floor

Freddie Francis directs this anthology of scary from the E

Famous artwork depicting Jack Nicholson as the private eye casting an interesting smoke screen around Faye Dunaway whose life is investigating too deeply for the likes of the corrupt Los Angeles tycoon who happens to be her Father

Emmanuelle was well photographed by Just Jaeckin and featured marvellous Thai locations / Koo Stark made her name with a royal romance and this poster is a re-release possibly to cash in on her new found fame

Charles Bronson and Jim Brown leading the Dirty Dozen into action

Count Five and Die Tommy Jarvis. The dance craze was shortOur hero has had his hand stamped for re entry into the night club but has his gun ready just in case. The censor stamp has been applied by Quebec. A great opportunity to own a 1958 film poster.