Here is another 2 Fogli Italian movie poster for a Bruceploitation movie titled “Enter the Game of Death” which starred Bruce Le. This is a huge poster that measures 39x55 inches you can only see my hands holding up this poster! I simply love the artwork!

Here is a Shogun Assassin (1980) Italian 2 Fogli Theatrical Poster that measures 39x55 inches. The poster is so large that you can barely see me behind it holding up the poster.

What I love about these Italian posters is they usually have different artwork than what you will see here in the US or internationally.

This was one of my holy grails. Bruce Lee’s first cover on Black Belt Magazine in October 1967, which coincided with his co-starring role on the TV show, The Green Hornet.

I’m seriously thinking of getting this slabbed. Thoughts?

What’s your holy grail?

Met Richard Kiel at the VSDA (Video Software Dealers Association) Annual Conference. He was a very kind man and got this signed photo from him.

RIP Mr. Kiel

I met Angus Scrimm, best known as The Tall Man from Phantasm, at a local comic convention in Los Angeles.

What struck me immediately was how genuine and warm he was in real life—completely opposite the ominous character he portrayed on screen. He wasn’t there to promote himself or relive past fame; he was simply supporting a friend who was promoting a film.

When I asked for his autograph, he took time to talk with me. He asked thoughtful questions about my life and what I was working toward. There was no judgment or agenda behind his curiosity—just sincere interest. It left a lasting impression.

Seeing such a stark contrast between the man and the character was a powerful reminder of the magic of acting.

Rest in peace, Mr. Scrimm.