Introducing a bit of a hero of mine - Reynold Brown , creator of some of the most memorably lurid film posters of all time. Brown's images are burned into my consciousness. As a teenager, my bedroom wall was covered in his stuff (alongside my door-sized poster of Sigourney Weaver as Lt Ellen Ripley...), and he is solely responsible for my undying affection for b-movie monsters. The movies themselves were always disappointing. How could their content possibly live up to the promise of their poster art? I know some of you are irritated by long posts profiling lots and lots of images, but, in truth, I could have added even more because I love them all and didn't want to choose! Can I suggest, as you scroll through the posters, you ensure you're listening to Bernard Herrmann's score for The Day The Earth Stood Still ... "WILLIAM REYNOLD BROWN (1917 - 1991) was a prolific American realist artist. He attended Alhambra High School and refined his drawing under his...
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