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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Update: More Outlander Trailers
In advance of the Spanish release of Outlander — the epic alien monster vs Vikings movie we here at the Backbrain have been anticipating for some time — the filmmakers have placed a variety of teasers, trailers and clips on … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, News, Update
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King Komodo, Trapped!
Todd Tennant has sent along a new, spectacular image of King Komodo, created as part of the ongoing comic serial that he produces with Mike Bogue. Todd says, “I’m just calling this one ‘The Cage’.” Click here to see a … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Pictorial art
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The Tale of How
The Tale of How (2006) by the Blackheart Gang is an incredibly beautiful piece of animation — a surreal adventure filled with profound whimsy and ornate decoration, not to mention the biggest octopus you’ve ever seen. Click here to see … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Film, Giant Monsters
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Update: Attackazoids, Deploy!
As promised, here are the first images from Brian Lonano’s Attackzoids! sequel, Attackzoids, Deploy! — which is currently in production. “We just completed some second unit shots before tackling the principal photography in January,” director Lonano told the Backbrain. “Piece … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, News, Robots, Update
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Update: Dead Sucks
The full-length trailer for Elias and BiFF JUGGERNAUT’s poignant new vampire comedy, Dead Sucks, has been released via Fangoria. Check it out here. Previous Backbrain article
Posted in Film, Trailers, Update, Weird stuff, Zombies
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Giant Robots Under Development
What if you could have your own custom-designed giant robot made to order? What would it be like? What would you do with it? A fascinating and awesomely cool project is underway that helps 20 kids answer these and other … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Giant Monsters, Mecha, Preview, Robots, Trailers
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Monstrous Covers
The Backbrain has featured work from the Ray Harryhausen Presents imprint of Bluewater Comics before, but here’s a bit of an update, focusing on the most monstrous of covers. Wrath of the Titans: Cyclops First introduced by Bluewater in their … Continue reading
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Kaiju, Giant Robots and Blind Swordspersons
The American Film Market 2008 features a slew of Japanese films, many of which are definite Backbrain material. Apart from Monster X Strikes Back — Attack the G8 Summit (aka Guilala no Gyakushu / Toyako Summit Kiki Ippatsu; directed by … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Japanese, News, Posters
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At Last, The War
Personally, I found Terminator 3 rather ordinary — a reaction to the senseless and repetitious action sequences that was exacerbated by a desire to see the future war, not another iteration of a back-from-the-future Terminator hunt down. Making the Terminator … Continue reading
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