Eaten Alive (1976) Original Japanese B2 Poster Ricardo Montalban The Japanese text and striking

The Japanese text and striking imagery make it a must-have for any serious Star Wars collector

Three childhood friends flee Hong Kong for war-torn Saigon after a fatal accident

vintage aesthetic to any space while celebrating iconic Japanese cinema

featuring a striking image of a woman partially undressed under studio lights

Directed by Peter Markle

Eaten Alive (1976) Original Japanese B2 Poster Ricardo Montalban The Japanese text and strikingDeath Trap is the international release title for Eaten Alive, Tobe Hooper's 1976 follow up to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and his first major studio horror production. The film, set in a decaying Louisiana hotel run by a deranged proprietor with a pet crocodile, brings back Marilyn Burns in a supporting role and features Neville Brand, Mel Ferrer, and a young Robert Englund in one of his earliest screen credits. The Japanese theatrical run launched