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Category Archives: Monsters in general
Official Trailer for The Demon’s Rook Is Here!
A Backbrain Exclusive A while back, the Backbrain interviewed writer, director and all-round auteur Loup’Rah Garomore about his in-production film The Demon’s Rook. Frankly the teaser released then, and all the pictures — not to mention Garomore’s discussion of the … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, The Devil, Trailers, Update, Zombies
Tagged 1980s horror, demons, independent, Loup’Rah Garomore, the demon's rook, undead, Zombies
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Festival Trailer for The Millennium Bug: Now with Lots More Monster
We just received the all-new trailer for the giant-monster/hillbilly horror film The Millennium Bug (US-2011; dir. Kenneth Cran), made for festival promotion and cranned full … sorry, crammed full of inbred nastiness and scenes of giant non-CGI monster rampage. Check it … Continue reading
Update: The Search for Gila Monster Fodder Begins!
Though the final cast list for the upcoming The Giant Gila Monster remake by co-directors Tony Randel and Jim Wynorski has been doing the rounds — including the interesting news that original Giant Gila Monster (1959) star Don Sullivan (above) … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general, Remake
Tagged casting call for extras, gila monster, jim wynorski
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A Lovecraft Invasion 6: The Black Goat
The Black Goat Project sounds like some sort of covert Government operation — a secret-service incursion into an obscure mountainous principality in central Europe perhaps, or a scientific experiment in genetic manipulation focusing on the hybridisation of goats and trainee … Continue reading
New RetroMonster: The Tentacle’s Claw
I’m not sure what the title of this new film from director/writer/dp/editor Michael Rigler says about the titular beastie (… it’s a big tentacle with a claw at the end? … hmmm, maybe… stay on until the end of this … Continue reading
Coming Soon: The Emergence Premieres Here!
It’s with great pleasure that I announce that Undead Backbrain will be hosting the premiere release of a new film — a exciting horror creature-feature from director Jeff LeBlanc. The date to look out for? December 1! The Emergence (Canada-2011; … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Bugs, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News, Preview, Trailers
Tagged bugs, Horror, jeff leblanc, the emergence
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The Giant Monster Playset Is Ready For Delivery: Exclusive
Giant monster fandom loves merchandise! This is obvious from the plethora of sites, blogs and chat groups devoted to, for example, monster models. Hey, the Backbrain has a large display case full of Toho toys, models and other paraphernalia, with … Continue reading
Insectula! Where Giant Insects Rule: A Backbrain Exclusive
Insectula [aka Insectula! Creature From Another World] is, in the words of its director, Michael Peterson, a movie about a giant mosquito-like alien attracted to Earth by the increased CO2 in the atmosphere. It has adopted the currently rather popular … Continue reading
When the Metaphor Becomes the Monster: Exclusive
It has been said that the unusually dense concentration of giant monsters in Japanese film and manga is a consequence of that country’s precarious geographical positioning on a major fault-line, making it particularly susceptible to earthquakes. Recent disasters there have … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
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