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- Mine’s Bigger Than Yours
- Mad Gods and Ghibli…
- Bringing the Lifeform to Life: An Interview with Brian Schiavo
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- Breaking News: The Moggies Are Back for a Third Helping of Human Flesh
- A New Giant Monster Film?
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Category Archives: Monsters in general
Mine’s Bigger Than Yours
Talk about the Monster as metaphor! And wish-fulfilment… Beautifully expressive picture — and very funny, too. Source: via Peter Orullian. By Bobby Chiu.
Posted in Giant Monsters, Idle Thoughts, Monsters in general, Pictorial art
Tagged monster dog
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Bringing the Lifeform to Life: An Interview with Brian Schiavo
Filmmaker Brian Schiavo freely names Davids Lynch and Cronenberg, along with Guillermo del Toro, as major influences in his work — and in my book that’s pretty impressive name-dropping. By the time he adds Alan Moore’s run on the comic … Continue reading
Breaking News: The Moggies Are Back for a Third Helping of Human Flesh
Schlock patriarch Ted V. Mikels, whose blood-drenched exploitation films were grindhouse regulars back in the 1970s, has revealed to Undead Backbrain that a third sequel to one of his classics is about to start filming. His 1971 camp horror classic … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Humour, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
Tagged Cats, corpse grinders, exploitation cinema, monster cats, ted v. mikels
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Update: It’s Still Growing
After Undead Backbrain released news of the upcoming evil plant film by Sydney artist Nick Stathopoulos and director Ryan Cauchi, It Grows, the associated images went walkabout around the internet and Nick, Ryan and the Backbrain received lots of positive … Continue reading
Posted in Independent film, Monsters in general, Short Films, Update
Tagged alien plants, it grows, nick stathopoulos, ryan cauchi
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New: Caught in the Mega Spider’s Web
Love spiders? Well, there’s a new one of the giant variety due in town. And Spider-Man will be quivering in his boots… Returning to our shared office at work the other day, a colleague reached to open the door, shrieked … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, Humour, Monsters in general, News, Posters
Tagged giant spiders, Greg Grunberg, Lin Shaye, mega spider, mike mendez, Patrick Bauchau, ray Wise
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Tartarus: New Austrian Invasion
With Material Exclusive to Undead Backbrain Just before Cowboys and Aliens (US-2011; dir. Jon Favreau) hit screens throughout the world, an independent alien invasion film set in the historical past was released in Austria and Germany: Tartarus (Austria-2011; dir. Stefan … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens, Independent film, Monsters in general, News, Preview, Trailers
Tagged alien invasion, austria, Horror, Independent film, scifi, Stefan Müller, Tartarus
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Kong: King of the Apps
New approaches to storytelling are running rampant through the jungles of Skull Island, it seems. Though the film based on artist Joe DeVito and writer Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island hasn’t materialised as yet (see this … Continue reading
Posted in Books, King Kong, Monsters in general, Pictorial art, Trailers
Tagged Animation, brad strickland, ipad app, joe devito, King Kong
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Being Heard Above the Howls: An Interview with Steve Latshaw
An Exclusive Interview with Return of the Killer Shrews director, Steve Latshaw by Avery Guerra Steve Latshaw has been around. Most lately he’s been around an enthusiastic cast comprising the likes of James Best, John Schneider, Jennifer Lyons, Rick Hurst, … Continue reading