Weekend Fright Flick: Children of Stone

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Today’s Weekend Fright Flick is a giant-monster mini-epic that features some unique beasts and which ranges from the prehistoric past to a technological future. Made as a senior film project by director Brian Engh, it is another great example of what can be done with will, talent and imagination without the aid of a signifiucant budget.

Children of Stone (US-2007; short [17 min.]; dir. Brian Engh)

Concept Art and Production Pictures:

The Stone Giants

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Exoskeletal Golden Giant:

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Old Firebreather Puppet:

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Half Man, Half Stone — Tired Out:

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You can see many more images and read about the film’s background on the director’s Don’t Mess With Dinosaurs website. A high-res version of the film that can be viewed full-screen is also available here.

  • Source: Brian Engh via Avery
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1 Response to Weekend Fright Flick: Children of Stone

  1. Avery says:

    The short is excellent and I’m sure Mr. Engh has a bright future ahead of him. Hopefully, if we’re lucky he’ll make us more daikaiju films in the future.

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