Description:

This collectible phone card serves as a striking piece of memorabilia dedicated to Clive Barker’s 1995 horror film, *Lord of Illusions*. Its design captures the film’s eerie and mystical atmosphere, immediately immersing viewers in a world of dark fantasy and magic. Dominated by a fiery, reddish-orange palette, the card features an intense, almost hypnotic close-up of a man’s eyes, partially obscured by swirling flames or magical energy. The piercing gaze seems to cut through the flames with sharp, unsettling focus, conveying a sense of the supernatural and the illusionist’s power—central themes of the film’s plot. This visual not only represents the lead character—an illusionist shrouded in mystery and dark magic—but also hints at the sinister tone that permeates the screenplay, directed by Barker himself.

Centered on the card, the title *Lord of Illusions* is boldly displayed in red and white lettering, with “Clive Barker’s” above it in smaller orange text. The font and color scheme complement the fiery background, enhancing the card’s dramatic appeal while firmly tying it to the film’s branding. On the right side, the value of $6 indicates its use as a prepaid telephone card, typical of the mid-1990s. The word “TELECARD,” running vertically, emphasizes its functional aspect while maintaining the overall aesthetic. The top left corner features the issue date, “09/20/95,” situating this item within the era of the film’s release and providing historical context for collectors and fans.

At the bottom, subtle but significant details include “SPECIMEN,” indicating it’s a demonstration card rather than a one-time-use item; a unique serial-like “0000/0000” number; and the “United Artists” logo, the film’s distributor. These elements connect the card directly to the movie’s commercial release and authenticate it as licensed cinema merchandise. The glossy finish enhances the vivid colors and fiery flame motif, making it a visually compelling display piece. Reflecting themes of illusion, magic, and sinister ceremonies—concepts associated with magicians and fantasy entertainment—this card resonates strongly with fans of genre cinema.

Collectors and enthusiasts of horror and fantasy films will recognize this phone card as a rare, tangible fragment from the mid-90s era of collectible memorabilia.

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