Really Cool Alternative Movie Posters!

Jim, my buddy at the blog WRITTEN IN BLOOD has a really cool running feature in which he gathers up alternative movie posters – that is, posters for horror movies that we all know and love – only these posters WEREN’T widely distributed.

For example, we all know this poster!

But how many of you have seen THIS version of the poster?

Or THIS version?

Got the idea?

So, without further ado, why don’t you take a look at these really cool alternative movie posters for ALIENS, John Carpenter’s THE THING, or this glacial-cool assortment of alternative movie posters?

And if you are a horror fan of any kind you really ought to be following Jim’s blog, WRITTEN IN BLOOD.

yours in storytelling,

Steve Vernon

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