$110.00
This is a reproduction of a 1957 poster, for the movie, "The Astounding She Monster".
"The Astounding She-Monster" is a 1957 American science fiction horror film directed by Ronald V. Ashcroft. This film is a classic of the B-movie genre, known for its low-budget production, cheesy effects, and somewhat campy storytelling.
The film stars Robert Clarke as Dick Cutler, a geologist. The storyline revolves around a group of criminals who kidnap a wealthy woman and take her to a remote cabin in the mountains. Coincidentally, Cutler is staying in the cabin.
However, the plot takes a turn when a glowing alien woman (played by Shirley Kilpatrick) lands nearby in a spaceship. The "She-Monster," as she's called, is immune to bullets and has a lethal touch, and she begins to stalk the characters.
Despite its low budget and somewhat lackluster special effects, "The Astounding She-Monster" has a certain charm, and it reflects the 1950s fascination with aliens and the unknown possibilities of outer space. It's also known for its creative poster art, featuring a tantalizing depiction of the She-Monster herself.
Overall, "The Astounding She-Monster" is a movie that is enjoyable for fans of vintage sci-fi and B-movies, who can appreciate its place in the annals of science fiction and horror cinema.
The poster comes already framed and can be securely hung with the necessary hardware already attached. Its high quality is evident in the use of archival-grade photo paper and ink typically used in museums. The framing material is made of MDF, which is considered an eco-friendly option. Additionally, the frame is low maintenance and resistant to swelling and warping, ensuring long-lasting durability.
Poster specs:
• Poster size: 20"x30"
• Paper: LexJet Premium 200 gsm
• Finish: Matte
Printer specs:
• Printer: Canon iPF9400, which is a professional high-end, inkjet printer
• Ink: Canon 12-color Aqueous, which is acid free, archival quality
Frame specs:
• Frame material: MDF with a black finish
• Hanging hardware: Already attached (see photo)
• Cover: Acrylic
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) is an extremely durable, composite wood product made from recycled wood fibers, which makes it a more environmentally friendly option compared to traditional wood products.
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