[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Alan Bryce on FaceBook:

"Orders for our Stalk and Slash book are coming in thick and fast, but we also have another book waiting in the wings, and this one will be something special. It's a book on Thailand poster artists and packed with tons of amazing images never seen before. It will have over 40 chapters on the likes of James Bond, Giallo, Mondo films, adult movies... you name it. Around 400 posters may be contained therein. I think we may have to pay a lot more for printing and go down the DeLuxe route of charging £35 a copy. That means we won't be printing the quantities of our other books. Take a look at these and let us know whether you think it is worth it. By the way, the text in the book is superb also. The authors have interviewed many of the artists and provide detailed information on the releasing of movies in Thailand. This subject has NEVER been covered in any film book before to my knowledge"

Update:

"Kev and I sat down yesterday to plot our next book, which will be a limited edition showcasing the amazing poster art of Thailand.

Written by Neil Pettigrew and Philip Jablon it's an eye-opening glimpse into a world that few of us are familiar with. Neil and Philip have travelled to Thailand many times - in fact Philip is over there right now. They have spent their time there interviewing artists and sourcing staggeringly good poster art.

We are looking at a May publication date for this one, and it will be a thing of beauty but very expensive for us to print because it will be around 300 pages and on high quality paper. It's going to have to retail at £35 like Rick's Stunningly Savage book and the print run will be small so it will be highly collectable (Yes, US readers that's how we spell it here!).

We don't do this print to order Amazon thing, so when they're gone, they're gone - like Classic Monsters and, almost, Italian Horrors!

I should warn sensitive readers that adult movie posters are also included and of course this one will never be available in shops, especially Waitrose.

There are posters of all genres, some great Bond ones too. Here's a preview..."