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- Awesome Rendition of Godzilla ’94
- There Goes the Neighbourhood
- Pacific Rim: Full Official Trailer
- Pacific… Umm, Atlantic… How Many Rims Are There?
- Rotting in Chicago
- Legendary Rises from the Tomb
- Embed Yourself in the Moment: Embedded
- Reality Has Shifted: We Have Pacific Rim
- New Creature Feature: Demon
- Bunyip: An Ocker Shocker
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There Goes the Neighbourhood
With the latest rendition of the zombie apocalypse about to hit screens worldwide, it’s perversely comforting to know that one’s hometown hasn’t been spared. World War Z (US-2013; dir. Marc Forster) is due for release on June 20, so the … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Film, Posters, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Apocalypse, brad pitt, Mark Foster, world war z, Zombies
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Pacific Rim: Full Official Trailer
Oh, yes. Go, Guillermo! embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direct
Posted in Aliens, Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general
Tagged Giant Monsters, pacific rim, trailer
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Pacific… Umm, Atlantic… How Many Rims Are There?
Atlantic Rim (US-2013; dir. Jared Cohn) is the notorious mockbuster studio The Asylum’s pre-hash of Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming blockbuster, Pacific Rim. It has giant monsters rising from the depths (albeit different depths), giant mecha, a human combat team and … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Exploitation films, Film, Giant Monsters, Mecha, Trailers
Tagged Atlantic Rim, Giant Monsters, jared cohn, mockbuster, pacific rim, the asylum
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Rotting in Chicago
A Backbrain First Look Indie production Chicago Rot is described as “A Supernatural Rock ‘n’ Roll Horror Thriller!!” With its somewhat divergent noirish take on an ever-popular revenge scenario, it explores a side of Chicago that goes beyond seedy into … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Brant McCrea, Chicago Rot, Dorian Weinzimmer, noir horror, supernatural horror, Zombies
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Embed Yourself in the Moment: Embedded
A Backbrain Exclusive In the past I’ve expressed a certain ambivalence when it comes to camera-verité style movies (as I like to call them), sometimes referred to as “found footage” — you know, those rampantly kinetic, hand-held exercises in pretend … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News, Trailers
Tagged creature feature, Cryptozoology, found footage, Horror, Michael Bafaro
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Reality Has Shifted: We Have Pacific Rim
I’m speechless — which is convenient as I have little time to write anything elaborate. But I have to put the latest trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim on this site to record the moment when giant monster geekdom … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Monsters in general, News, Trailers
Tagged giant monster, guillermo del toro, kaiju, Pacific Rim trailer
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New Creature Feature: Demon
A Backbrain Exclusive Main title notwithstanding, the new indie horror film Demon (US-2013; dir. Rob Walker) is not a version of The Exorcist. It is in fact a cryptozoological horror film based on reports of the Chupacabra — or “Goat … Continue reading
Bunyip: An Ocker Shocker
It’s about time someone made a cryptozoological creature feature starring a uniquely Aussie monster like the Bunyip — that large critter from Aboriginal mythology who enjoys spending his time splashing about in billabongs (the swampy variety, not the boardshorts). Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Australian, Cryptozoology, Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general
Tagged Australian horror film, bunyip, creature feature, Cryptozoology, Denby Weller, Miri Stone
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Pittsburgh: If It’s Not Zombies, It’s Some Damn Cryptid…
Spot the monster! embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direct Well, maybe later! Monongahela is a feature length sci-fi thriller filmed entirely in Pittsburgh, PA by director Cayce Mell and independent film production company 2nd State. Pittsburgh was, of course, the birthplace … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Film, Independent film, Lake Monsters, Monsters in general, News
Tagged Alex Russo, Cayce Mell, cryptids, george romero, Monongahela river, Pittsburgh
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