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Image 1 of 🐺 Curse of the Dog God (1977) – Original Japanese B2 Plakat Shunya Itō | Occult Folk Horror | Vintage Japanese Poster | 50×70cm

Image 2 of 🐺 Curse of the Dog God (1977) – Original Japanese B2 Plakat Shunya Itō | Occult Folk Horror | Vintage Japanese Poster | 50×70cm

🐺 Curse of the Dog God (1977) – Original Japanese B2 Plakat Shunya Itō | Occult Folk Horror | Vintage Japanese Poster | 50×70cm

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Rare original 1977 Japanese B2 poster for "Inugami no Tatari"(犬神の悪霊), internationally known as "Curse of the Dog God", directed by Shunya Itō – the visionary filmmaker behind the iconic Female Prisoner Scorpion series. This occult horror film blends Japanese folklore and rural paranoia, following a series of mysterious deaths linked to an ancient Inugami (dog spirit) curse. The visual tone is eerie and surreal, and the poster reflects that with a floating woman’s face in stormy clouds above a snarling spectral dog spirit on a forest path – a design that makes this piece both hypnotic and deeply unsettling. --- 🖼️ Poster Details: - Title: Curse of the Dog God / 犬神の悪霊 (Inugami no Tatari) - Year: 1977 - Country: Japan - Director: Shunya Itō - IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0226891 - Format: B2 (approx. 50 × 70 cm / 20 × 28.5 in) - Design: Studio-commissioned artwork, anonymous but hauntingly stylized - Print type: Offset lithograph - Condition: Near mint – no pinholes, no folds, strong color, very light edge wear only - Provenance: Original theatrical release print (not a reprint) --- ✨ Why it matters: This is a collector-grade piece from the golden era of Japanese horror – an occult classic with bold artwork and director pedigree. The film has cult status among fans of Japanese folk horror and 70s genre cinema, and the poster is gaining attention in international design circles (e.g. featured as a Staff Pick by Posteritati). Perfect for interiors that value psychic tension, folklore mysticism, and cinematic rarity.