Fancy moving poster arrives for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

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It's historical revision a-go-go in  r, produced by Tim Burton and directed by Vampire movie veteran
The very first poster is here for what seems very much like a ‘title first, plot later’ movie: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. From director Timur Bekmambetov, the film stars Benjamin Walker as a version of President Abe Lincoln who fights not just a Civil War, but a battle against the creatures of the night who killed his mother. Dominic Cooper, Rufus Sewell and Mary Elizabeth Winstead star alongside Walker.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
is producing, and it looks as though his fingerprints are all over it, there’s even something very Sleepy Hollow about these new posters, take a look below. (We’re assured the background changes from one to the other in real life, though due to technological constraints this end, you’ll have to achieve the same effect by looking very quickly between the two images like a nodding dog. It’s fun, see for yourself).
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter comes to UK cinemas next August.

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