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Dracula's Dog 1978 Italian Locandia (26" X 13") An unrestored poster with bright colour and a clean overall appearance Appears unused. It may have general signs of use such as slight edge and fold wear light creases or faint edge and fold toning. Rolled Very Fine. Despite the Italian title there are no zombies: In the late 1970s and early 1980s zombie cinema was an absolute box-office powerhouse in Italy largely driven by the massive success of George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead (released there as Zombi). To cash in on the craze the Italian distributor completely altered the premise of this vampire-dog movie through the title: Italian Title: Dracula contro Zombi (Dracula vs. Zombies). Despite the explicit title there are no zombies anywhere in the actual movie.
Dracula's Dog 1978 Italian Locandia (26" X 13") An unrestored poster with bright colour and a clean overall appearance Appears unused. It may have general signs of use such as slight edge and fold wear light creases or faint edge and fold toning. Rolled Very Fine. Despite the Italian title there are no zombies: In the late 1970s and early 1980s zombie cinema was an absolute box-office powerhouse in Italy largely driven by the massive success of George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead (released there as Zombi). To cash in on the craze the Italian distributor completely altered the premise of this vampire-dog movie through the title: Italian Title: Dracula contro Zombi (Dracula vs. Zombies). Despite the explicit title there are no zombies anywhere in the actual movie.