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Godzilla Vs Hedorah

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Category: Posters

Released in the US as Godzilla vs the Smog Monster, this film has Godzilla taking on pollution in the form of a giant sludge kaiju. Aren't these movies incredible? As with Peter's other work and posters in this series, this poster is beautifully printed as a linocut on Lokta paper, which is a handmade paper imported from Nepal.

1-color Linocut Print on Lokta Paper

Photos by Billy Garrett

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

This print really brings out the sickly green and orange tones of Hedorah's sludge form, perfect for a surreal monster movie fan. The paper quality feels sturdy enough to frame, and it’s a great conversation starter about 70s eco-horror.

Penelope ★★★★★

The poster captures Godzilla's face-off against Hedorah perfectly, with the sludge kaiju looking just as grimy and menacing as in the film. The print quality is sharp, and the colors pop without being oversaturated, making it a fantastic addition to my movie room. I've been a fan of this weird envir

Ava S. ★★★★☆

The colors in this poster perfectly capture the slimy, toxic feel of Hedorah. I just wish the paper stock was a bit thicker, it's a little flimsy for the price. Still, the movie's ridiculousness shines through.