Blue Oyster Cult: Monsters retro sci-fi movie poster | 11x17 Art Print

If you'd told me at the start of this project that I'd end up with at least three posters from Blue Oyster Cult's "Cultösaurus Erectus" album, I'd have said "Yeah, sounds about right." It's a good album, though not my favorite. They were able to recapture some of that weirdness from the band's early efforts, but without Sandy Pearlman -- BOC's resident alchemist -- some of the lyrical magic was gone. And it seems as if I'm shooting myself in the foot with this poster, which pays homage to a song that nobody but me seems to like. It's the most mean-spirited song in Blue Oyster Cult's catalog (even nastier than "Mommy" by a longshot) and captures that late '70s/early '80s "Metal Hurlant" vibe better than anything on "Fire of Unknown Origin." My instinct was to create something in tune with the movies of that period, like "Alien," "Outland" or even "Inseminoid" (Google it.) But those concepts don't leave room for much else, so instead I turned to pulp sci-fi novels and movies from the 1950s. There's something unwholesome about transposing the lyrics from "Monsters" to a movie that might have starred Richard Carlson or Walter Pidgeon. 

11" x 17" glossy text-weight paper.

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Designed and printed in Columbia, South Carolina.  Ships in tubes made in the USA.