After featuring a number of key art that left the standard credit block out the design, it is nice to see this poster from Mexico's festival darling coming-of-age plague-zombie film, Párvulos, has a more traditional sense, where they are tucked discreetly into the bottom right corner. That and the evocative reminder of a reaching Bub from Day of the Dead. The attractive part of this design however is its commitment to verticality. It is not simply the block-red title card and director's credit moving upwards along the left side, but the reaching hands (almost as if grabbing for the tagline, which it should be noted is the core theme of the story). The pull quotes and festival laurels, stacked downward on the right add even...
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