A collection of over 200 Super 8 movie boxes, produced from 1965 to 1995.

This book collects together graphics for commercial films that were released in the Super 8 (8 mm) format. Released in 1965 by Eastman Kodak, Super 8 film is perhaps best known for its use by amateur filmmakers. However, condensed version of popular cinema releases, or excerpts were released by companies like Castle Films (Universal 8), Walton Films, and Derann.

This book presents a selection of these titles over a period of 30 years, highlighting the 8mm packaging for an array of classics and cult movies, ranging from westerns, comedies and dramas, to horror, monster, and action flicks. 

A resource for designers, Super 8 collectors, and film buffs, the collection showcases the way visual identities for established properties were reconstituted for a specific packaging format and is documents pop culture aesthetics during the late half of the twentieth century.

Published by Masala Noir

Softcover, 114 pages, full color, 5.25 × 7 inches