Death’s End by Ken Kelly Art Print Poster 177

Ed Wood made Plan 9 From Outer Space in 1957 with no money, no studio backing, and absolutely no one telling him he couldn't. It became the gold standard of so-bad-it's-a-religion cinema, and the horror community has been obsessed with it ever since.

The film's lo-fi flying saucers, cardboard gravestones, and Bela Lugosi stand-in with a cape over his face are the stuff of cult legend. If your aesthetic runs toward vintage horror, gothic schlock, and the beautiful failure of outsider art, this poster is doing a lot of work. It's a piece of horror history that proves sincerity beats budget every single time.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Available framed in a black matte wooden frame, professionally mounted on MDF. Flick us a message for framing enquiries.