Art of B-Movies: The Remake Exhibition
"SATAN (AKA TURKISH EXORCIST) (1974): You don’t need a priest and his assistant to exorcise a demon that has possessed a little girl. A theology professor and a young philosopher can do the job with Turkish prayers and some Zamzam water.
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From Turkish adaptations of super heroes to sci-fi flicks with robots, aliens and light sabers; from epic stories reaching deep into the nation’s history to vampire and zombie flicks, from cowboys to commandos to kung-fu and karate, here is a selection of the best Turkish B-movie moments. As 20 illustrators reimagine the posters of 20 seminal examples of the Yeşilçam style, it’s a perfect time to remember these cult classics."
From Turkish adaptations of super heroes to sci-fi flicks with robots, aliens and light sabers; from epic stories reaching deep into the nation’s history to vampire and zombie flicks, from cowboys to commandos to kung-fu and karate, here is a selection of the best Turkish B-movie moments. As 20 illustrators reimagine the posters of 20 seminal examples of the Yeşilçam style, it’s a perfect time to remember these cult classics."
SATAN (AKA TURKISH EXORCIST) (1974): You don’t need a priest and his assistant to exorcise a demon that has possessed a little girl. A theology professor and a young philosopher can do the job with Turkish prayers and some Zamzam water.
