Pulp Exploitation Cards

Description: Swedish Meatball Attack! A ridiculous retro action-comedy where dinner fights back. Explosive meatballs, western outlaws and pure vintage exploitation chaos in a bold 1970s-inspired pulp illustration.

Description: They don't pray for mercy... they roll over it! Step into the high-octane world of 1980s cult exploitation cinema with this "Roller Nuns of Death" vintage movie poster art. Featuring armed, roller-skating nuns in leather habits blasting submachine guns through a chaotic city street filled with explosions and biker gangs. Designed in authentic 80s grindhouse VHS aesthetics with worn fold textures, bold horror-style brush typography, and retro movie credits. Perfect gift for cult movie fans, B-movie enthusiasts, roller derby skaters, and vintage poster collectors.

Description: An original vintage-inspired occult horror movie poster featuring a mysterious psychic, supernatural terror and bold 1970s exploitation aesthetics. Combining pulp horror, psychedelic visuals and classic grindhouse poster design, this fictional cult movie artwork celebrates the golden age of retro horror cinema with dramatic colors and hand-painted style.

Description: A provocative retro exploitation illustration inspired by psychological thrillers, dystopian fiction, and controversial cult cinema. Set in a world defined by control, obedience, and power, Life As A Pet explores themes of submission, authority, and the limits of personal freedom through the bold visual language of vintage exploitation artwork. The phrase "Life As A Pet" refers to a person being reduced to a dependent or controlled status, serving as a metaphor for domination, obedience, and loss of autonomy. Drawing inspiration from pulp novels, exploitation cinema, and dystopian storytelling traditions, the artwork combines dramatic character imagery, distressed print textures, and striking mid-century design aesthetics. Featuring bold ty

Description: A gritty 1970s exploitation crime thriller featuring a dangerous kidnapping, ruthless femme fatales, and a captive with no way out. Vintage grindhouse cinema meets urban crime pulp.

Description: The sequel to a fictional 1970s urban exploitation thriller. A ruthless femme fatale takes control in the streets of Compton, where power, captivity, and revenge collide. Inspired by vintage grindhouse cinema and gritty crime pulp.

Description: A vintage-inspired Cleopatra Jones design celebrating one of the defining icons of 1970s blaxploitation cinema. Featuring bold retro typography, classic grindhouse aesthetics, oversized platform heels, and unmistakable seventies style. A tribute to cult action films, vintage movie posters, exploitation cinema, and the unforgettable era of stylish action heroines.

Description: A bold retro spy movie design inspired by classic 1970s and 1980s European exploitation cinema. Featuring two powerful femme fatale secret agents in glossy black outfits against a dramatic Soviet-inspired backdrop, this fictional movie poster blends vintage typography, pulp action, and Cold War aesthetics into a striking cinematic composition.

Description: A fictional vintage exploitation movie poster inspired by 1970s European action cinema and revolutionary propaganda art. Featuring a fearless rebel armed with a Molotov cocktail, bold retro typography, and dramatic political imagery, this cinematic design blends pulp aesthetics, cult movie style, and classic grindhouse poster artwork.

Description: A glamorous 1970s exploitation crime thriller featuring a dangerous blonde femme fatale, a gleaming katana, and the neon-lit streets of Los Angeles. Vintage grindhouse cinema meets retro Hollywood glamour and pulp action.

Description: A loud retro exploitation-action design featuring Bazooka Jane armed with a shoulder-fired launcher amid explosions, gunmen and a speeding muscle car. The Italian tagline Tutto esplode per una donna! means “Everything explodes for a woman!” and reinforces the over-the-top 1970s grindhouse cinema aesthetic.

Description: A seductive Japanese crime thriller inspired by 1970s exploitation cinema, featuring a blonde femme fatale with a katana against the neon-lit streets of Tokyo. Vintage Japanese grindhouse meets revenge, betrayal, and pulp noir. The Japanese title means “Drunken Desire.”

Description: A bold retro action design featuring a deadly femme fatale aiming a revolver against a blazing sunset, palm-lined skyline and vintage muscle car. Dead Center channels 1970s exploitation cinema with loud typography, pulp attitude and a classic grindhouse revenge-thriller look.

Description: Retro exploitation-style action artwork featuring a deadly femme fatale in a bold 1970s-inspired movie poster composition. “Killed by Death” mixes pulp crime, spy thriller energy and vintage cinema aesthetics with dramatic red, black and yellow colors.

Description: A striking retro thriller illustration inspired by classic exploitation cinema, psychological suspense, and vintage pulp storytelling. Standing at the edge of her breaking point, a mysterious woman becomes the center of a tense story where pressure, obsession, and emotional endurance collide. The title "The Breaker" refers to someone who pushes limits, tests resolve, or causes others to reach their breaking point. Drawing inspiration from vintage crime thrillers, psychological dramas, and cult cinema aesthetics, this artwork combines bold typography, dramatic character design, and classic mid-century poster styling. Featuring distressed print textures, vivid retro colors, and powerful pulp-era visual storytelling, this artwork celebrates ps

Description: A retro grindhouse take on a rebellious, armed nun with vintage pulp attitude. Tongue-in-cheek sisterhood rebellion with gritty, old-school flair.