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Category Archives: Where’s the Film?
First World: New Designs on the Future
First World (US-2007; dir. Adam Starr) is a both a short scifi film and an on-going project that aims to result in a full-length feature. I first interviewed writer and producer Mark Lund back in 2007, when I was programming … Continue reading
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King of Skull Island Newly Released
Persistent rumours that a film version of Joe DeVito (artist) and Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island is underway were confirmed on the Ray Bradbury panel of the San Diego Comicon last July — though when it … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Giant Monsters, Graphic novels, Horror, Update, Where's the Film?
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New Daikaiju Appears Through a Fog of Obscurity
A previously unknown and unsuspected Japanese giant monster film has just come to light — one that resonates backwards right to the start of the daikaiju eiga tradition. What is it? You’ll have to read on to find out. Background … Continue reading
Visions of War Eagles
After the excitement of finding the eBay site from a while back when Willis O’Brien’s materials relating to his aborted project War Eagles were put up for sale, it’s even more exciting to have been sent another group of production … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Film, Giant Monsters, News, Where's the Film?
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War Eagles Memorabilia
An Undead Backbrain article on the never-made Willis O’Brien project War Eagles remains one of this site’s most read entries, one which continues to generate interest. Now correspondent Richfrog has drawn my attention to the fact that pictures and other … Continue reading
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King Crab Attack!
Initially at least King Crab Attack! was a faux trailer, created in 2008 by director Grégoire Sivan, a student at La Fémis in Paris: KING CRAB ATTACK! from Jérôme Lozano (Headeater and editor) on Vimeo. Cool, eh? IMDb, however, lists … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Trailers, Where's the Film?
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More Raiga Pictures
At this juncture it seems entirely possible that before too long we’ll be able to join up all the pictures of Shinkaijû Raiga [aka Deep Sea Monster Raiga] (Japan, 2009; dir. Shinpei Hayashiya) that have been released and pre-construct a … Continue reading
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Kong or Not Kong, That is the Question
Thanks to Variety and a report that Spirit Pictures has picked up the rights to Joe DeVito (artist) and Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island, sites across the net are enthusing over the idea that a new … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, King Kong, News, Update, Where's the Film?
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G vs Gehara
You remember G, right? No, not Godzilla but one of his recent descendents. G (2008; short, 48 min.; dir. Kiyotaka Taguchi) As a reminder, check him out here. And don’t forget his tin-plated nemesis: How about Gehara, the Long-haired Kaiju? … Continue reading
Little Ending of Horrors
One of my favourite films is, I’m happy to admit, the 1986 musical version of Corman’s 1960 original, Little Shop of Horrors. Love the performances, love the choreography, love the music, love Audrey II in all his increasingly nasty glory. … Continue reading
Posted in Archival, Giant Monsters, Music, Where's the Film?
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