Genocide (昆虫大戦争), directed by Kazui Nihonmatsu, is a 1968 Japanese science-fiction horror film that delves into the terrifying consequences of human experiments gone wrong. A deadly swarm of mutated insects is unleashed, causing widespread destruction and panic. The film blends themes of ecological disaster and nuclear fear, offering a chilling commentary on the dangers of war and scientific hubris. Known internationally as "Genocide" or "War of the Insects," this rare and iconic poster is an original print, not a reproduction, making it highly sought-after by collectors worldwide.