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Tag Archives: short film
Weekend Fright Flick Spider Festival 1: Scratch
Scratch is a short film made by Ethan Snell in 2011, a film that neatly ties in with a theme the Backbrain introduced just yesterday in an article on the upcoming creature feature Mega Spider. The theme? Extreme arachnophobia! Scratch … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema of the Backbrain, Giant Bugs, Horror, Independent film, Short Films
Tagged giant spider, short film
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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
Exclusive: The Emergence Premieres Tonight
Spotlights are crisscrossing the sky, the red carpet has been rolled out, the celebs are walking the walk, the paparazzi’s cameras are flashing, the crowds go wild! Welcome to the world premiere showing of The Emergence (Canada-2011; short [11.55 min.]), … Continue reading
The Curse of the Phantom Shadow
An entirely understandable passion for 1940s pulp adventure/crime fiction culture has inspired filmmaker Mark Ross to undertake the always daunting task of making a movie of his own, intended to capture the style and aesthetic qualities of such influences as: … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Film, Independent film, Science Fiction, Superhero
Tagged 40s serials, curse of the phantom shadow, Independent film, pulp adventure, short film
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Exclusive: Don’t Try Injecting These Spiders
From the director and crew of the fantastically monstrous exploitation flick El Monstro del Mar comes a new Australian short (15-minute) film that manages to combine rock chicks, acid and alien spiders. In The Acid Spiders, directed by Stuart Simpson, … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Bugs, Horror, Independent film, News, Preview
Tagged acid spiders, alien, rock 'n' roll, short film, stuart simpson
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Weekend Fright Flick: Oceaniden
Oceaniden (Denmark-2010; short [8:12 min] dir. Gorm Just) This weekend’s Fright Flick harks from Denmark and features a particular cryptozoological favourite — a hybridisation of Man and Fish. In the past, mummified merfolk have been a standard attraction at traveling … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Fantasy, Film, Horror, Weekend Fright Flick
Tagged denmark, Horror, mermaids, oceaniden, short film
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Review: Bringing the Zombies Home
Home (Australia-2010; short [approx. 11 min.]; dir. Cameron McCulloch) Aussie filmmaker Cameron McCulloch has produced a damn fine short zombie film in Home. Made for AUS$2,000, it is, as it were, but a moment in the Romeroesque, post-Night of the … Continue reading