Embarrassing Movie Posters #5
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Turns me on…
You do realize that this was meant to be a satire of the other genre films and their posters, right?
I actually love this film. It’s hilarious in it’s badness, and occasionally erotic.
I saw this – it’s a lot of fun! It’s campy on purpose.
“It’s time to put on your f*ck you boots and kick some ass.” Sybil Danning, in Reform School Girls
This is supposed to be a put on of bad posters. Hello!
Wow, I remember seeing this movie when it came out. Haha some movie memories are best forgotten!
When did Oliver Hardy pose in drag?
He did in 1933: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0024706/
This is a great movie poster with Drew Struzan art. If you think this is embarassing, you should probably look in the mirror for further embarassment.
Looks like Lunch Lady Land!
I get the intentionally campy “John Waters” feel. This poster is a celebration of bad taste. In other words: it’s proud to be embarrassing!