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Author Archives: Robert Hood
The Coming of Peter Cottonhell May Spoil Your Easter Break
Back in the dark days of 1972, Night of the Lepus (US; dir. William F. Claxton) tried to envisage a bunny apocalypse in which hordes of large mutated rabbits re-enact Hitchcock’s The Birds, to lesser effect. It’s a bit of … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Humour, News
Tagged Easter horror, giant bunny
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The Ants Are Coming!
Undead Backbrain first reported it here. Undead Backbrain alumni, friend and news hound, Avery Guerra (aka Kaiju Search-Robot Avery) has now been officially appointed to the film as Publicist. And the film is getting bigger! All will be revealed on … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, Kaiju Search-Robot Avery, News
Tagged avery guerra, giant ants, the ant invasion
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No Good Giant Monster Deed Goes Unpunished…
Terrific, and very short, animated movie: Excellent!
Throwing Some Light on the Dark Earth
Scottish-born director, screenwriter and old-school FX monster obsessive Peter A. Montgomery is nothing if not determined. His latest project — his most ambitious yet — is a feature film called Dark Earth that offers up monsters, period-set science fiction/fantasy adventure … Continue reading
It Grows! … on Steroids!
So Nick Stathopoulos and Ryan Cauchi’s fantastic short nasty-plant-from-outer-space film, It Grows! (see these Undead Backbrain articles) has shambled off with a slew of awards at Zed Fest. Director Ryan Cauchi reports: I’m speechless right now. It Grows! has just … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Independent film, Monster Plants, News, Posters, Update
Tagged awards, it grows, nick stathopoulos, ryan cauchi, short film, Zed Fest
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Chinese Giant Bugs Attack in 3D
Bugs 3D [3D食人虫, aka CHONG] (China-2014; dir. Vash Yan) According to the East Winds Film Festival website, Bugs 3D is a “throwback to the classic Hollywood B-movies of the sixties and seventies”, while owing a debt to the likes of … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, Horror, Monsters in general, News, Posters, Preview, Science Fiction
Tagged bugs, Chinese horror cinema, giant mutant insects, sector 7, The Host
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It Came From the Desert
Giant ants on a rampage! No, it’s not the 1950s’ classic monster film Them! It’s a popular Amiga computer game that was brought out by Cinemaware in 1989 — and it’s soon to be reborn as a Finnish feature film … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, Horror, News
Tagged Amiga game-based movie, It Came from the Desert, Marko Mäkilaakso, motocross, them
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See the Hellyfish for Halloween!
Remember Hellyfish (US-2014; dir. Patrick Longstreth and Robert McLean)? It’s an short indie monster flick the Backbrain revealed a while back. Synopsis: America’s only missing nuclear weapon is leaking radioactive material into the ocean just off the coast of Tybee … Continue reading
On Daikaiju Eels and Doctor Who
Between 2010 and 2014, James Iles was the storyboard artist on 15 episodes of the new Doctor Who and concept artist on five others. He has also worked on the BBC Sherlock Holmes series. Now he and musician Alastair Jenkins … Continue reading