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Star Warts - a silly movie about dermatology in Space directed by Mel Brooks
A detailed movie poster for "STAR WARTS," a Mel Brooks film, features a dark blue cosmic background with stars and planets, against which grotesque, wart-like alien creatures with large eyes float. The title "STAR WARTS" is prominent in bold, yellow, block letters with a textured appearance, mimicking the Star Wars logo. Below the title, the tagline reads, "A SILLY MOVIE ABOUT DERMATOLOGY IN SPACE!"
The poster showcases a cast of characters in space-themed attire. On the far left, a large, dark-haired man, likely Zero Mostel, wearing a white futuristic uniform with an embroidered patch and a name tag that reads "T.R. PMPEE," holds a futuristic medical device resembling a cauterizing tool. His expression is one of exaggerated surprise or delight, with wide eyes and a broad smile.
In the center, a woman with curly brown hair, likely Madeline Kahn, wears a low-cut white top and holds two round, reflective magnifiers, one in each hand, her mouth open in a shocked expression. To her right, a man with neatly combed brown hair, likely Ron Carey, also in a white futuristic uniform and beside him a guy resembling Rick Moranis with big round black-rimmed glasses looking scared.