Circus of Fear Music by Quincy Jones belatedly for Henry

belatedly for Henry

Christopher Lee thought very highly for the intelligence of what he considered a "masterpiece"

The definitive film of the Sixties and the best film poster of the year 2001 - the 40th anniversary re-release poster with a print run of 500 for the films release

repaired using conservation tape to reverse

The film title typography is in the style of an American comic book from the era

Circus of Fear Music by Quincy Jones belatedly for HenryAnglo Amalgamated release through Warner Pathe. The material supplied to Tom Chantrell from Warner Bros featured Christopher Lee in a black woolen balaclava style hood as most of his scenes were shot this way. Chantrell has employed the use of day glo to catch the eye with the pretty girl Suzy Kendall pictured in danger at the mercy of the knife thrower. There are three small purple stamps on the reverse stating 'children under 12 years of age to be