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Rotting in Chicago
A Backbrain First Look Indie production Chicago Rot is described as “A Supernatural Rock ‘n’ Roll Horror Thriller!!” With its somewhat divergent noirish take on an ever-popular revenge scenario, it explores a side of Chicago that goes beyond seedy into … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Brant McCrea, Chicago Rot, Dorian Weinzimmer, noir horror, supernatural horror, Zombies
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The Black Sea: Sea Monsters and Zombies
Brazilian director Rodrigo Aragão’s first feature film was Mud Zombies [aka Mangue Negro] (2008), in which pollution of the local mangrove swamp causes zombie-like creatures to rise from the waters. He then directed the “goatsucker” epic The Night of the Chupacabras … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Independent film, Monsters in general, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Black Sea, Brazilian horror, Mar Negro, Rodrigo Aragão, sea monsters, Zombies
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First Details: Biomass
So what do we know about Biomass? It’s an independent film made in New Mexico, written and directed by Anthony Riazzi, who is best known in the film industry as digital and visual effects supervisor for X-Men: The Last Stand … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
Tagged Anthony Riazzi, biological horror, biomass, Zombies
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Hitmen, Alien Parasites and Zombies
An Undead Backbrain Exclusive Interview Life gets difficult enough when you’re a hitman just trying get the job done so you can make it to your kid’s birthday party on time. But things get worse after you stumble across an alien … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Humour, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged al snow, alien parasites, hitmen, horror-comedy, tentacles, Zombies, zopmbies
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Official Trailer for The Demon’s Rook Is Here!
A Backbrain Exclusive A while back, the Backbrain interviewed writer, director and all-round auteur James Sizemore [aka Loup’Rah Garomore] about his in-production film The Demon’s Rook. Frankly the teaser released then, and all the pictures — not to mention Sizemore’s … 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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Playing the Demon’s Rook
An Exclusive Interview with writer/director/monster-maker/artist James Sizemore [aka Loup'Rah Garomore] In the lively [irony intended] history of zombie movies, the 1980s was a gala decade for the demonic brand of undead. This was the time of classics such as Sam … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Horror, Independent film, Interviews, Monsters in general, Zombies
Tagged 1980s horror, argento, bava, black rider productions, demons, evil dead, film, Horror, Independent film, interview, james sizemore, the demon's rook, Zombies
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Zombies vs Robots: From Comic to Book to Film
Zombies and robots. Zombies mobbing robots. Robots blowing zombies to bits. It’s a combination to thrill the heart of geeks everywhere. IDW and creators Chris Ryall and Ashley Wood have certainly had a major success in pitting these two not-actually-living … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Horror, My Writing, News, Zombies
Tagged Chris Ryall, Gary McMahon, IDW, kaaron warren, robots, stephen dedman, Zombies, zombies vs robots
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Zombie Get-Together: The Reunion
Of his new zombie film, The Reunion, writer/director Jeff Stewart comments: “It’s a cross between HBO’s hit series The Wire and the zombie film Dawn of the Dead… an urban zombie flick.” Blending imagery, themes and story elements from both … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Pictorial art, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged crime drama, jeff stewart, Kirk Ponton, the reuion, Zombies
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Exclusive: Poisoned — New Zombie Horror from Israel
Poisoned is a zombie comedy, filmed in Israel by David Lubetzky ( דידי לובצקי ) and currently in the final editing stages. Synopsis (short): What makes this night different from all nights? On this night, the army really marches on … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Humour, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged comedy, israeli cinema, Zombies
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New: Argentinian Zombie Horror
Incidente (Argentina-2011; dir. Mariano Cattaneo) Argentinian writer/director Mariano Cattaneo and his crew have recently completed work on a zombie horror film that takes a camera verité or “faux documentary” approach to the genre, in the obvious tradition of [Rec] (Spain-2007; … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Posters, Zombies
Tagged argentina cinema, faux doco, mariano cattaneo, Zombies
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