Obsession (1943) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Japan Premiere 1979 Elisabeth Shue in which a California coastal

in which a California coastal town comes under escalating attack by flocks of birds with no explained cause

making it a valuable piece for horror fans and collectors of Romero’s work

the steampunk adventure that set the template for everything that followed

directed by Shin Takakuwa in 1970

Obsession (1943) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Japan Premiere 1979 Elisabeth Shue in which a California coastalLuchino Visconti's 1943 debut transposes James M. Cain's The Postman Always Rings Twice to the Po valley, where Massimo Girotti's drifter and Clara Calamai's innkeeper's wife plot against her husband. Rights problems over the unlicensed Cain adaptation kept the film out of circulation for decades; it reached Japanese screens for the first time in 1979, billed (Nihon hatsu kokai, "first release in Japan"). Red and black duotone stills stack Girotti's