Village of Daughters Peter Ustinov George Romero's film examines the

George Romero's film examines the relationship between a wheel-chair bound student and the brain altered monkey who he thought was merely his assistant

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

David McCallum and Shirley Eaton

King Arthur's "Camelot" is threatenned by their love for each other and this glorious British filmposter artwork has wonderful deep colours

The mob disfigure our hero Liam Neeson - and revenge is in the air with a gothic feel and the smell of latex

Village of Daughters Peter Ustinov George Romero's film examines theGreat caricature of Eric Sykes by Ronald Searle on this British Quad film poster for "Village of Daughters" from 1962. Ronald Searle film posters are rare to find and this is a lovely example from 1961 for a film that you would never believe was actually made in black and white. Great floral artwork with Searle's amazing style and the sixties flowers even extend to the title. John Le Mesurier is in support as the local priest who has to choose the