With a distinctly '70s aesthetic, the stunning poster for The First Omen classily recalls the classic The Exorcist posters with clean lines and grainy monochrome photography.

All these three posters have that '70s border aesthetic. Framing this as a non-studio horror release. If you look at the typography here, it's kind of a throwback quality to it.

Since the early 20th century, horror movie posters have moved through several drastically different aesthetic eras. There were the bright, illustrated designs of the 1930s and ’40s, complete ...

Miramax Loved ‘The Holdovers’ ’70s-Style Logo Design So Much It Ended Up Using ... the color on the logos were brought down a few tones and had grain added to keep with that ‘70s aesthetic.

Another fan noted, “Ran out of the shower when the common theme of the 70s hit me. This album has got to be 70s in style. The aesthetic in these shots is too much.

Miramax Loved ‘The Holdovers’ ’70s-Style Logo Design So Much It Ended Up Using ... the color on the logos were brought down a few tones and had grain added to keep with that ‘70s aesthetic.

Around the time students were returning to school this year, we shared a collection of bizarre classroom posters from the '70s -- discussion starters that often asked existential questions like, ...