Toei - Curse of the Dog God - Two Japanese Film Posters – Different Designs – 1977 Film






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Two Japanese theatrical posters for the 1977 Toei supernatural horror film Curse of the Dog God (Inugami no Tatari), directed by Shunya Ito, each measuring 72.8 × 51.5 cm, with a B- condition and no frames included.
Description from the seller
Two Japanese theatrical posters for Curse of the Dog God, also known as Inugami no Tatari, directed by Shunya Ito and released by Toei in 1977
A complementary pair presenting two distinct promotional designs for the same Japanese supernatural horror film
The first combines photographic scenes with striking red branching forms against a black background, turquoise lettering and a large white Japanese title
The second features a surreal illustrated composition with a snarling dog, a rural landscape and a young girl’s face emerging through the clouds, framed by a green border
An atmospheric pairing for collectors of Japanese cinema, occult horror and vintage film poster design
LOT CONTENTS
Two Japanese film posters with different designs
The photographs show the two posters included in this lot
Frames are not included
DIMENSIONS
Each poster measures approximately 72.8 × 51.5 cm
CONDITION
Both posters show visible signs of age and handling
The red and black design has several horizontal folds and creases, surface rubbing, wear to the white margins, small edge tears and visible fixing holes
The green bordered design shows more pronounced wear, including multiple horizontal folds with whitening and ink loss, additional creases, surface scuffing, extensive rubbing along the edges and corners, and visible pinholes
Please examine all photographs carefully, including the close-up images, as they form part of the description
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Japan
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Printed Eirin reference 77414
This is a Japanese film classification reference, not a limited edition number
WEIGHT
Not measured
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL
No brochures, lobby cards or other accessories included
SHIPPING
Each poster will be carefully rolled in a sturdy mailing tube and shipped by a tracked service
Two Japanese theatrical posters for Curse of the Dog God, also known as Inugami no Tatari, directed by Shunya Ito and released by Toei in 1977
A complementary pair presenting two distinct promotional designs for the same Japanese supernatural horror film
The first combines photographic scenes with striking red branching forms against a black background, turquoise lettering and a large white Japanese title
The second features a surreal illustrated composition with a snarling dog, a rural landscape and a young girl’s face emerging through the clouds, framed by a green border
An atmospheric pairing for collectors of Japanese cinema, occult horror and vintage film poster design
LOT CONTENTS
Two Japanese film posters with different designs
The photographs show the two posters included in this lot
Frames are not included
DIMENSIONS
Each poster measures approximately 72.8 × 51.5 cm
CONDITION
Both posters show visible signs of age and handling
The red and black design has several horizontal folds and creases, surface rubbing, wear to the white margins, small edge tears and visible fixing holes
The green bordered design shows more pronounced wear, including multiple horizontal folds with whitening and ink loss, additional creases, surface scuffing, extensive rubbing along the edges and corners, and visible pinholes
Please examine all photographs carefully, including the close-up images, as they form part of the description
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Japan
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Printed Eirin reference 77414
This is a Japanese film classification reference, not a limited edition number
WEIGHT
Not measured
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL
No brochures, lobby cards or other accessories included
SHIPPING
Each poster will be carefully rolled in a sturdy mailing tube and shipped by a tracked service
