Pulp Fletcher Markle directs The film's humour changes halfway

The film's humour changes halfway as the humans become fearful and arrogant revealing their dark side as they cruelly protect their selfish future

Richard Roundtree "Shaft" is pictured as the black freedom fighter angry at British sanctions in Rhodesia

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Printed signature of the artist Charles DeMar on the film poster

A superb painting on this film poster of James Stewart with guns in both hands and the Indians on the war path attacking the stagecoach

Pulp Fletcher Markle directs The film's humour changes halfway"Get Carter" was directed the previous year with Mike Hodges following the success in 1972 with "Pulp" Michael Caine is painted by Vic Fair in the role in this thriller as Mickey King. The beach scene pictures a dead body and a telescopic rifle. Printed in England by Lonsdale & Bartholomew the poster has a feint pink bleed at the lower centre border from the reverse but is otherwise quite a clean example with no pinholes for a difficult poster to find