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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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Did We Land On a Dinosaur? Exclusive Details on Tape 407
Dinosaurs depicted via the “found footage” technique have been making themselves apparent lately. In September the Backbrain drew your attention to The Dinosaur Project (US-2012; dir. Sid Bennett)– an in-production “lost world” movie filmed in a “found footage” (or camera … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, News, Trailers
Tagged dinosaurs, found footage, monster film, Suzanne DeLaurentiis, tape 407
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The Real War of the Worlds?
One of the most influential novels in my personal development as both a writer and an obsessive SF/horror geek was H.G. Wells’ alien invasion classic War of the Worlds (1898) — a novel that created the template for such things. … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Film, News, Science Fiction
Tagged found footage, h.g. wells, pendragon pictures, timothy hines, war of the worlds
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