Some Klaus Kinski posters

Posted on January 9, 2011 by tinynoggin

Here’s some Klaus Kinski posters recently found at the film fairs I go to:

This one is for Asylum Erotica (Dir Fernando Di Leo, 1971), which I’ll get around to reviewing some time soon. I like the artwork.

Excuse the books holding the poster flat – this one’s for Fruits of Passion (Dir Shuji Terayama, 1981). I must admit when I saw this film for the first time I thought it was terrible, but I’ve seen it several times now as I’ve been working on writing it up and I’d say it has a lot to offer. It’s incredibly stylish and has beautiful cinematography. And you do get to see Klaus Kinski’s hot old man body in its full glory – believe me, it’s worth a look! Anyway, I must get that review finished.

And, finally, this one’s for The Secret of the Red Orchid (Dir Helmut Ashley, 1962). Another one of the films I have on my ‘to review’ list.

Hope you like them.

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I love films (anything from exploitation stuff to stylish Eastern European cinema, but I'm not really into blockbusters and modern Hollywood), music (Serge Gainsbourg, Jane Birkin, Michel Polnareff, Left Banke, Francoise Hardy, The Seeds, Love, The Zombies, etc) and books (Kurt Vonnegut, Julian Maclaren-Ross, Michel Houellebecq, Patrick Hamilton, Alan Sillitoe, and more). I take photographs with my Lomography Diana F plus or my Olympus Trip and like making stuff in my spare time.

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