THE HILLS HAVE EYES Movie Poster – Hand-Painted in Ghana
Experience a one-of-a-kind piece of cinematic history with this authentic hand-painted THE HILLS HAVE EYES movie poster from Ghana, West Africa. Created for MANSO Video Club, this rare artwork showcases the vibrant and distinctive style of Ghanaian movie posters, making it a must-have for collectors and horror film enthusiasts.
Poster Details:
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Movie: THE HILLS HAVE EYES
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Genre: Horror
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Origin: Hand-painted in Ghana on recycled flour sack canvas
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Size: 61 3/4" x 41 1/4" (157 cm x 105 cm)
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Condition: Very good – minor paint loss, small holes, and signs of wear due to usage (see photos).
This The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Ghanaian movie poster is a stunning and eerie piece of cinematic art, hand-painted on recycled flour sacks by talented local artists. The artwork features exaggerated horror imagery, often amplifying the film’s most gruesome and terrifying scenes to captivate audiences. Bold colors, dramatic expressions, and nightmarish depictions of the film’s radioactive mutants make this poster a must-have for collectors of African film art.
Cultural and Artistic Significance
Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters are an integral part of West African cinema history. Created in the 1980s and 1990s when mobile cinemas traveled from town to town, these posters were essential marketing tools to draw audiences to screenings. Unlike mass-produced Hollywood posters, each one is uniquely painted on repurposed flour sacks, showcasing the artist's interpretation of the film.
The The Hills Have Eyes (2006) poster is a prime example of this artistic tradition, reflecting the raw horror and intensity of the movie. Ghanaian artists often take creative liberties, making the film’s antagonists appear even more menacing. The result is a visually arresting piece that not only serves as an advertisement but also as a standalone artwork, appreciated by collectors worldwide. Today, these posters are celebrated for their historical and artistic significance, representing a unique fusion of African folk art and global cinema.
Film Information
Title: The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
Director: Alexandre Aja
Main Cast:
- Aaron Stanford as Doug Bukowski
- Kathleen Quinlan as Ethel Carter
- Vinessa Shaw as Lynn Carter
- Emilie de Ravin as Brenda Carter
- Ted Levine as Bob Carter
- Dan Byrd as Bobby Carter
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Release Year: 2006
The Hills Have Eyes (2006) is a gruesome and intense horror film directed by Alexandre Aja, serving as a remake of Wes Craven’s 1977 cult classic. The story follows a family traveling through the New Mexico desert who becomes stranded in a government testing site, unaware that the hills are home to a clan of deformed, cannibalistic mutants.
The film is known for its brutal violence, nerve-wracking suspense, and unsettling atmosphere. Unlike the original, the 2006 version expands on the mutants’ backstory, depicting them as victims of government nuclear testing. As the unsuspecting Carter family falls prey to the monstrous inhabitants, they are forced into a desperate fight for survival.
With its intense action, gory special effects, and disturbing themes, The Hills Have Eyes (2006) quickly became a fan favorite among horror enthusiasts. The Ghanaian hand-painted movie poster for this film captures the essence of terror in a bold and expressive way, making it an exceptional piece of African film memorabilia.
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