Cool posters

JoBloJoBlo
Last Updated on July 27, 2021

I’ve stumbled upon several cool
posters today through my travels on the information superhighway. If you click
here
you can head over to Bloody-Disgusting to check out posters for

SISTERS
, TRIPPER, and THE DEATHS OF IAN STONE. They also have some
sort of concept art from CASTLEVANIA (which will most likely be brutalized by
Paul W.S. Anderson)

For those who are interested in what the various movies are about:


SISTERS
is about a journalist who witness’ a murder, but nearly
goes insane trying to prove that it happened. The murder is supposedly
perpetrated by a women who has a Siamese, yet separated sister. 

THE DEATHS OF IAN STONE revolves
around a man who dies horribly everyday, only to wake up the next day as someone
else and die again. (Like an evil version of GROUNDHOG DAY)

THE TRIPPER is about a group of
friends who are stalked by a deranged maniac at a weekend concert. Directed by
and starring the man-tard David Arquette.

CASTLEVANIA- Based on a video game.
Since no script is written I won’t even discuss what the games were about since
Anderson ignores stuff like that anyways.

Source: Bloody-Disgusting

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