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Iron helps unite the native tribes and teaches them guerrilla tactics for fighting and protecting their homes and families
Printed on high quality paper and distributed only in Japanese movie theatres for commemoration and advertisement before the movies release
Features bold hand-painted artwork highlighting the film’s explosive violence and criminal underworld intrigue
Their skills are put to the test though when they reach the temple that is guarded by an ancient sect of black magic monks
BOXCAR BERTHA (1972) – US one sheet cinema Iron helps unite the nativeOriginal U. S. theatrical one sheet for Martin Scorseses early exploitation era crime drama Boxcar Bertha. Produced by Roger Corman, this American International Pictures release represents one of Scorseses formative studio features. Features vivid hand painted artwork with dynamic railroad imagery characteristic of early 1970s drive in cinema. Good folded condition with missing lower left corner, tape at the top and bottom borders, tape staining, fold
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