The trailer for The Hateful Eight oozed retro style, promising Quentin Tarantino's most traditional Western to date (except for all the snow). The director's already helmed at least one effort in this genre with Django Unchained, but everything from the uber-wide lenses at use in the trailer to the Ennio Morricone score suggest The Hateful Eight is going to be a more faithful love-letter to the mid-twentieth century greats he's cribbing from this time around. Now, a bunch of new posters have landed. The snowy back-drop and striking red/white colour motif present in the trailer are preserved, but these one-sheets seem chiefly designed as an opportunity to exhibit the eclectic cast. Whilst there's still no sign of Channing Tatum's Jody, they showcase an assortment of the film's rogues, including those portrayed by Tarantino regulars Samuel. L Jackson, Tim Roth and Kurt Russell. Check out the posters below! Expect the film to revel in all of Tarantino's referential instincts when it opens in the UK on 8th January 2016. The US release is a little more staggered, enjoying a limited release on Christmas Day before going wide alongside the UK.
