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Classic Monster Posters

Updated on October 9, 2014

Classic Movie Posters of Classic Monsters

Some of the best horror films gave us terrific classic monster posters. The posters advertised the tantalizing creepiness that only scary films can provide.

These black and white posters and color posters of classic monsters are suitable for framing. Let the spookiness of these larger than life monsters like The Mummy, Frankenstein, Godzilla, and Dracula adorn your walls.

Photo of Godzilla, King of the Monsters - Movie Poster - 11 x 17 MasterPoster Print, 11x17 courtesy of Amazon. Click the link to check out this monster poster up close and personal.

The Mummy Movie Poster - Boris Karloff

Some of the best monsters are from the old movies, like The Mummy.

The original The Mummy movie was released in 1932. Remakes have followed. In 1959 and 1999 remakes were issued and don't forget The Mummy Returns in 2001.

Mummy Poster Fetches Big Bucks

According to IMDb, "The film's poster holds

the record for the most money paid for a movie poster

at auction: more than $453,500."

Dracula Movie Bela Lugosi 1931 Poster Print - 11x17
Dracula Movie Bela Lugosi 1931 Poster Print - 11x17
Bela Lugosi was the original (and the best, I think!) Dracula. That movie was released in 1931. But remakes were also released in 1979 and 1992 as well as plenty of spinoffs like the TV movie released in 2002 and the TV show in 2013.
 

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Creature From the Black Lagoon
Creature From the Black Lagoon
The movie Creature from the Black Lagoon was released by Universal Studios in 1954. Again scientists want to capture the creature in the Amazon to take him back to the lab to study him.
 
Frankenstein Movie (Boris Karloff, Close-Up) Poster Print - 24x36
Frankenstein Movie (Boris Karloff, Close-Up) Poster Print - 24x36
The movie Frankenstein was released in 1931. The premise according to IMDb is "An obsessed scientist assembles a living being from parts of exhumed corpses." Ah yes, the old exhumed corpses bit. Seriously, this movie is creepily good. Keep that love alive with a movie poster print of the monster for your walls.
 

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Affiliate Disclosure

This author, Peggy Hazelwood, participates in Amazon, eBay, All Posters, and other affiliate advertising programs. When you click an advertising link on this page and make a purchase, I receive a small percent of the sale. Thank you for reading this far!

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