Mutant will release Dario Argento‘s Tenebre posters designed by Francesco Francavilla tomorrow, May 8, at 1pm ET.
The standard 24×36 screen print is limited to 110 for $65, while the pink variant is limited to 60 for $80.
“If you’ve followed our output over the years, you know that we are big fans of Dario Argento’s films, and especially his monumental work in the giallo genre,” Mutant writes.
“1982’s Tenebre is one of the genre’s most important entries, and really, one of the more interesting horror films ever made. The plot was inspired by a real-life interaction where a fan blamed Argento for the psychologically damaging effects of his films. It is a gorgeous (but brutal), classic piece of Italian genre cinema.”
Mutant continues, “For the poster, we were excited to once again team up with Italian illustrator Francesco Francavilla. Argento and Francavilla are a perfect match, with the latter’s violent, pulpy style feeling incredibly authentic to the era and source.”
Anthony Franciosa, John Saxon, Daria Nicolodi, Veronica Lario, John Steiner, and Giuliano Gemma star in the1982 Italian giallo film, in which an American writer in Rome is harassed by a serial killer who is murdering everyone associated with his latest book.
