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TENEBRE - Japanese program Hitchcock-inspired Every step toward the objective

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Every step toward the objective means another body dropped and another piece of sanity lost

After a messy jewelry heist in Milan

Starring: Max Thayer

A scarce and visually striking Turkish poster from the golden era of 1970s Poliziotteschi cinema

The demon within the toy quickly orchestrates the demise of old women and destroys her house

TENEBRE - Japanese program Hitchcock-inspired Every step toward the objectiveThis is an original program for Dario Argento's Tenebrae that was only available when you went to see the film during its initial theatrical release in Japan. 24 pages long including the cover, filled with Japanese text about the film, colour and b&w images. Mint condition. 8 1 4" x 11 3 4" 1982

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