Susan,
I went through almost the exact thing you describe,
eventually become very wide-ranging in the posters I bought. Now over the past 6
months an odd thing has happened. Lately I find myself focusing on the type of
posters that I first started collecting... mostly science fiction films with a
few monster and horror titles. I'm not sure why this is. It may be something as
prosaic as I've now amassed a large (for me) collection of all kinds of
different types of posters and now want to go back and fill some of the holes in
my sci-fi and monster section. But it seems deeper than that. Suddenly that area
of posters somehow seems more "fun" to me again than most other styles.
Weird, because I've not watched those
old sci-fi and monster movies much in the past couple of decades... focusing
mostly on netflixing newer stuff I wasn't willing to pop first-run prices
for at the theaters.
Not that I don't appreciate a really great poster
from another genre when come across one... it's just that recently I haven't
felt motivated to buy any of them.
-- J R
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From: susan olson
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 0:06
Subject: [MOPO] Changed tastes When I first started collecting movie posters, I was pretty much stuck in a
Paradigm (as was my movie Viewing)
only Film Noir and B/W classics.
I wouldn’t even look at anything that didn’t have Bogie or Mitchum, Bette
Davis or many of the others,
Now I am buying posters for Yog and Schlock, Vampyres, Warhols Blood
for Dracula, Frankenstein, Plan 9 from Outer Space
I have watched movies lately that I had never heard of before, many of the
above but also many many Giallos,
The Horrors of Spider Island, Brides of Blood etc, and I cant
seem to get enough!
Horror Hotel sheesh!
Movies that are so bad theyre good and posters that maybe only cost me 20
bucks
So my question is do you find that after many years of collecting that your
tastes have changed and
gone from a rather rigid position to a more affiable and fun loving
place?
susan
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