Hell Serpent Zuma II Ghana Movie Poster
This beautiful oil-painted poster, created in Ghana, West Africa, is a stunning representation of the movie "Hell Serpent Zuma II".
Details for This Film and Poster:
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Film: Hell Serpent Zuma II
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Genre: Horror
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Poster: Hand Painted in Ghana by KING ARTS
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Size: 54.5" x 39" (138 cm x 99 cm)
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Condition: In average condition, with some damages, repairs, holes, and areas where the paint is worn off due to usage. Please see photos for details.
This hand-painted movie poster for "Hell Serpent Zuma II" captures the thrilling essence of the 1987 Filipino action-horror film. The poster is characterized by vibrant colors and dramatic illustrations, typical of Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters. Created using oil paints on recycled flour sacks, the artwork showcases the unique style and creativity of the local artists.
Cultural and Artistic Significance
Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters are a distinctive form of African art, crafted on recycled flour sacks by local artists to promote movies in the local cinema. This tradition emerged in the 1980s with the advent of video technology in Ghana, leading to a mobile cinema culture. Artists had the creative freedom to interpret and embellish scenes from the movies, resulting in one-of-a-kind pieces. These posters, despite their often worn condition due to harsh outdoor display conditions, are highly collectible and have been exhibited worldwide.
Film Information
"Hell Serpent Zuma II" (Original title: Anak ni Zuma)
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Genre: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
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Director: Ben Yalung
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Cast: Max Laurel, Jenny Lyn, Dang Cecilio, Mark Gil, Rey 'PJ' Abellana, Lorraine Schuck
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Plot: Following the events of the first Zuma movie, Galema, Zuma's daughter, is rescued and marries her engineer boyfriend. They have twins, one of whom is a normal boy while the other is a snake. Zuma returns, wreaking havoc, and the story unfolds with elements of horror and action as the family contends with Zuma's terror.
The movie is known for its blend of horror and action, featuring a mix of human and monstrous elements that add to its unique narrative. Directed by Ben Yalung, the film continues the saga of Zuma with thrilling and terrifying sequences.
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