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CREEPY IMAGES VOLUME 26The (almost) forgotten side of horror, cult and exploitation movies! Many films that were hard to find two or three decades ago are now available on Blu ray, DVD or even streaming. But at the same time, an important element that was partly responsible for the success (and failure) of these films is increasingly being forgotten: The posters and lobby cards that lured audiences to the box office. Many of these items have become very hard to find, and
The (almost) forgotten side of horror, cult and exploitation movies!
Many films that were hard to find two or three decades ago are now available on Blu-ray, DVD or even streaming. But at the same time, an important element that was partly responsible for the success (and failure) of these films is increasingly being forgotten: The posters and lobby cards that lured audiences to the box office.
Many of these items have become very hard to find, and collectors often spend a small fortune to complete a particular lobby set or add a sought-after poster to their collection. Even images of these items, especially complete lobby sets, are often nowhere to be found - not even online. And apart from recognised classics and mainstream films, poster and lobby cards from more "guilty pleasures" have rarely been documented in printed form.
But this is what CREEPY*IMAGES is all about. The magazine focuses entirely on rare and rarely seen movie posters and lobby sets from the more obscure horror and exploitation films from the 1950s to the early 1980s.
Where else can you see the complete promotional material - posters and complete (!!!) lobby sets from various countries - movies like GATES OF HELL, BURIAL GROUND, DR. BUTCHER, ANTROPOPHAGUS, TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD, DAWN OF THE DEAD or RE-ANIMATOR, just to name a few?
The magazine also features special features by guest writers who are themselves long time collectors of film memorabilia.
Almost every poster and lobby card you find in CREEPY*IMAGES is scanned or photographed directly from an original and carefully reproduced. We frequently purchase additional originals in order to provide our readers with the highest print quality.
68 pages in full color high quality printing
(14.8 x 21 cm / 5.5 x 8.27 Inch) featuring......
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Our German shepherd chews every ball we've ever purchased. The other balls are easier to throw for this 75yr old lady. But this Kong ball will out live any other ball I've ever gotten him. A tennis ball doesn't last an hour. Some other name brands takes him a full day to chew up. So far he's tried but gets nowhere with his new Kong. I seriously believe he just might not be able to chew this one up. Thanks Kong. I got the medium and it's a large ball.
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Good For Heavy Chewers So Far
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Solid quality. My Doberman is a power chewer and I am looking for a toy that he can't destroy in 2 seconds. If a ball lasts more than an hour it is a miracle. It has a sturdy design and is more heavy weight than the other "non-destructible" balls he has. He has only had his ball for one day so we will see how long this ball lasts him. It is the size of a tennis ball, firm, little to no bounce, and seems built for heavy chewing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
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Great Product, 2 years and running!
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It’s been almost 2 years and my dogs haven’t destroyed them yet. I have a Pitbull and a Pit/Cosro mix. They destroy every toy we’ve given them, except these toys. Great product 100% worth the money
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Perfect for HEAVY chewers
Color: Onyx Black - Most Durable
My dog is a heavy chewer. Destroys everything that’s not very hard rubber, hard plastic, or hard material. He LOVES this ball. I think it’s his favorite. Plus, it bounces great so you can play with your dog. Very well constructed- probably indestructible or will at least last a very long time. Easily worth the money.
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★★★★★ 5
The only toy my dogs can’t destroy and love
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I am thrilled to have found one toy my dogs don’t destroy immediately. They have torn up Fenrir hammers, the black kongs of all sizes, the monster k9 stick, nylabones, and they don’t like the goughnut at all (it stinks like a bad tire). This is the first one they both love and haven’t been able to destroy immediately. It does allow little tooth marks, but that’s what makes it fun for them. They are very happy playing with it and I’d say this one was worth every dollar.
Update Months Later: We’ve gone through 2/3 now. I got two initially, and one has lasted long term. They still haven’t completely destroyed it. They did destroy a second one quickly so I suspect a flaw in it. They sent me a new one and they took a while, but they did destroy the third to the point we had to throw it away. Despite that, one still remains and our dogs still love it. It’s still the best for the money compared to others. We have two Bully XL’s that are each close to 100 pounds.
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