10 Terrible Films That Tricked Us With Awesome Posters
Face it, we've all judged a movie by its poster. Perhaps even before seeing its trailer, you may pass by an upcoming film's poster while exiting a movie theater or reading buzz in your Twitter feed. It gets your hopes up with a promising tagline or visual evocation of genre conventions. And the effect is no accident - the industry spends big bucks on this sort of advertising knowing full-well that a good poster can trick audiences into screens. For the following ten films, audiences are left wishing such memorable, admirable creativity evident in their posters would have been at least somewhat present in the equally paper-thin movies themselves. These films go to show that movies dont simply get better over the years (with titles from recent years to decades ago making the list), nor simply from having a higher budget. Sometimes, bad films are just a pretty promotional display that should have never turned into multiple frames.