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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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Little Mechanical Critters Infest the Woods
Here’s another take on monster infestation as seen through the eyes of participants, made in the mockumentary style of The Troll Hunter [trolls], District 9 [aliens], Monsters [alien organisms] and, most famously, The Blair Witch Project [a dead witch] (or … Continue reading
Update: Killer Shrews Are Out Of Their Cage!
A Backbrain Exclusive The latest news from film publicist Avery Guerra is that Steve Latshaw’s long-anticipated reimagining / sequel to 1959′s The Killer Shrews, Return of the Killer Shrews (which features original star James Best, as well as John Schneider, … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Horror, Monsters in general, Posters, Remake, Trailers, Update
Tagged Bruce Davison, Horror, James Best, john schneider, killer shrews, remake / sequel, Steve Latshaw
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Millennium Bug Infests DVD
More horrifically excellent news this Halloween as a genre-classic-in-the-making comes to DVD, heralded by great cover art and a fantastic new trailer. The Millennium Bug (US-2011; dir. Kenneth Cran) is a dark, raging powerhouse of a movie — an independent … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Exploitation films, Film, Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Horror, Independent film, News, Posters, Trailers, Update
Tagged giant monster, Godzilla, gore, hillbilly horror, kenneth cran, millennium bug, rob zombie
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Gila Rises!
One of the most anticipated independent giant monster flicks of recent times has been Jim Wynorski’s remake of the B-movie classic The Giant Gila Monster (US-1959; dir. Ray Kellogg), titled simply Gila! Here’s the new poster: The world premiere took … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general, Posters, Remake, Trailers, Update
Tagged 50s period film, Giant Monsters, gila, gila monster, interview, jim wynorski, remake
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A Rim By Any Other Name
Well, giant monster fans — and devotees of Guillermo del Toro — are well aware that his next big film, in the absence of backing for the much mourned In the Mountains of Madness, is Pacific Rim. Due out in … Continue reading
A New Giant Monster Film?
Actually, it’s not very new, and even if you could find a copy, it probably wouldn’t be what you expect. This one is from 1921 and I’ve so far been unable to hunt down much information on it. The following … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Posters, Where's the Film?
Tagged Edmund Linke, German Expressionism, silent films
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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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Bizarre Charms: An Exclusive Interview with Ben Charles Edwards
How many horror films have been set against the background of the fashion industry? And does Showgirls count? I can think of a few that deal with cosmetics, such as The Wasp Woman (US-1959; dir. Roger Corman and Jack Hill) … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Humour, Independent film, News, Posters
Tagged animal charm, animal rights, ben charles edwards, boy george, fashion industry, horror-comedy, roger corman, sadie frost, sally phillips, satire
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