Black Magic Part II (1976) – Original Hong Kong Movie Poster – Shaw Brothers Horror – Folded – English Subtitles

This original Hong Kong poster for Black Magic Part II (directed by Ho Meng-Hua) is a striking and sought-after piece from the golden era of Shaw Brothers horror cinema. Featuring a bold and grotesque hand-painted illustration—a skeletal grim reaper looming over a woman dissolving in a vat of red ooze inside a skull—the artwork exemplifies the outrageous and visceral marketing typical of Asian exploitation horror in the 1970s.

The poster is bilingual (Chinese and English), indicating international export intent, with Shaw Brothers’ iconic “SB” logo and “A Chinese Picture with English Subtitles” note at the bottom. Printed int hin stock, typical of export posters from Shaw Brothers in the 1970s

This particular poster is folded, as issued, and while the paper appears intact with no major tears, there is visible aging, some fold wear, and soft creasing along the seams and edges. Minor edge pinholes are also evident. However, the colors remain strong, and the overall impact is preserved.

This poster is highly desirable among horror aficionados and Shaw Brothers collectors. Its sensational artwork and extreme visual style capture the rare fusion of pulp horror and Eastern mysticism that defined the studio’s horror output in the 1970s. Posters from this series are increasingly difficult to find in original folded condition.