Film Poster Design

I want to create a 1-sheet poster for a feature film titled: Moonquake - I have put a Synopsis at the bottom of this post. The poster should be reminiscent of a 1960's/70's trashy sci-fi film poster or annual magazine. See this link for reference: [login to view URL] - I like the 1968,1982,1986 and 2012 magazine covers from this link and something like this is what I'm looking for. The final product should look like it has come straight out of the trashy past but with a modern flair to it. It should include elements of the pulp-esque feel that most of these types of things had back in the day and artistic license can be used to create characters etc. as we currently do not have illustrations of them - except the moonquake character whose basic image can be seen at the link below. More information on the style and tone I'm looking for and the film can be found at: [login to view URL] As there is no cast or crew attached I just need the following credits on the poster: Anics Productions Nerd Entertainment Written by Anthony Keetch The following is a Synopsis of the film so you can get an idea of the story: Colin Slater has organised a science fiction convention which is taking place in a school hall in the beautiful London suburb of Greenford. Hastily, and consequently badly, organised by the sort of people for whom the phrase 'motley crew' was invented, it features the dreariest guests and tackiest exhibits. However it has attracted quite a crowd due to the advertised appearance of Rupert Houghton, the eponymous star of Moonquake, the early 60s hit sci-fi TV series, episodes of which no longer exist on video-tape. Houghton has been unheard of since the programme's last transmission in 1964. One visitor to the convention is Mike Graeber, an American journalist who was born in London and has childhood memories of Moonquake. His girlfriend, Marla, has accompanied him (and unwittingly financed the trip with her already groaning overdraft) despite her loathing of England and the fact that their relationship is approaching Bobbitt Event Horizon. A variety of bizarre fans show up, but the convention is threatened when it is discovered that Houghton has not actually been located and may not even be alive. Or is he? Can Houghton be found and persuaded to attend the convention ? And will it be in time to save Colin from Death by a Thousand Anoraks?