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Eight Bizarre 80's Film Posters From Ghana
How do the Ghanaian versions compare to the Hollywood originals?
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Eight Bizarre 80's Film Posters From Ghana | The Terminator
Hollywood version
Eight Bizarre 80's Film Posters From Ghana | The Terminator
Ghanaian version
Eight Bizarre 80's Film Posters From Ghana
The Terminator

Aaaargh! It's… Shakin' Stevens. Possibly. This artist has clearly at least seen some of James Cameron's cyborg thriller, though we're not quite sure what the heart in the title is for. Perhaps to signify the time travel-crossing love between Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor, or maybe just a crude attempt to draw in The Ladies.





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1 Eaten Alive
Posted on Tuesday February 2, 2010, 08:35 by superkennio
I don't think the Ghanian poster is referring to the Tobe Hooper film but rather Mangiati vivi! the 1980 Umberto Lenzi film which would make more sense. Read More

2
Posted on Tuesday February 2, 2010, 01:04 by Kim_Overgaard
T2. Yeah, I was thinking that. Awesome posters, like the Polish ones. Original and completely misleading. Read More

3 All film posters should be like this from now on.
Posted on Friday January 29, 2010, 11:05 by captainamazing
Standard. Read More

4
Posted on Thursday January 28, 2010, 15:06 by domduck
These are great! But I would suggest that the Terminator poster is for Terminator 2 (There appears to be a '2' snaking about behind the 'r') and not it's predecessor. Which would suggest, then, that the artist hadn't seen it, but had the first, and expected more of the same. And 'Poltergeist 2' looks like the artwork for the world's most vomitous/vortex bothering fairground attraction. Read More

5 icles
Posted on Thursday January 28, 2010, 13:40 by bigdave3000
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