Creature From the Black Lagoon, 1954, choice lobby card!

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Original Vintage Sci Fi Horror Movie Posters Memorabilia
CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON, 1954
Original Vintage Sci Fi Horror Movie Poster Lobby Card (11x14")

Monster attacks victim!

Fantastic Original lobby card actually used to promote the first film of this iconic 1950s "Creature" Trilogy. . One of the Best cards in the set of eight, with striking closeup of the Creature attacking his victim. Great colors and detail. Excellent Original Un-Restored Condition. Has an insigfificant tiny chip out of the bottom left border corner tip. Very rare and highly desirable lobby card!

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Creature From the Black Lagoon (Universal International, 1954). Lobby Card (11" X 14"). Horror.
Starring Richard Carlson, Julia Adams, Richard Denning, Antonio Moreno, Nestor Paiva, Whit Bissell, Ricou Browning, Ben Chapman. Directed by Jack Arnold.
In this riveting action scene, a spear gun is no match for the Creature (famed underwater stuntman Ricou Browning) who would live to fight again in two popular sequels.
This film has such wide appeal that even the great Ingmar Bergman is said to have adored it, watching the movie every year on his birthday! Posters from the picture are equally loved, and creature-feature buffs will not be disappointed with this well preserved one sheet. Richard Carlson and Julia Adams star in this timeless Universal horror tale of an expedition to the dark waters of the Amazon; an expedition which uncovers the existence of a half-human, half-amphibian Gill Man. Since the initial release of this film, the Creature has become one of the most popular monsters in the Universal stable, rivaling such horror icons as Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolf Man.

In the dark and swampy back waters of the Amazon lives one of the most terrifying monsters of all horror films, the human like Gill-Man. Originally shown in 3-D, the eerie atmosphere and lifelike creature who murders members of a scientific expedition and carries off the lovely Julia Adams, had 1950s audiences shrieking and shaking in their seats, and wanting more. The Gill-Man was to reappear shortly in two Universal sequels: Revenge of the Creature and The Creature Walks Among Us.