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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Weekend Fright Flick: Giant!
Well, these are rather brilliant. Yann Benedi plans to make a series of approx. one minute web-animations, “to travel through the world of the Giant and discover the untold truth about them and their conflicts with the human being”, as … Continue reading
Ghost Shark Due to Materialise
Remember the excellent-sounding New Zealand flick, Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws, a non-sequel sequel that was in development back in August last year, directed by Andrew Todd and Johnny Hall? If not, catch up here. Well, apparently the guys have … Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Update
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Zorro vs Zombies (and Other Stuff)
Do the permutations in our cultural use of zombies never end? Well, hopefully not. Though I know folk who are “over the whole zombie thing”, for the rest of us the fun continues! Silver Fox Comics is a new Australian … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, News, Zombies
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The Muckman Cometh
Muckman (US-2010; dir. Brett Piper) Low-budget independent B-film maven, Brett Piper’s new cryptozoological comedy-thriller, Muckman, is a satirical excursion into a backwater wilderness inhabited by more than mosquitoes and alligators. Featuring a plotline churning with deception, false identities and self-serving … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Horror, Humour, Independent film, Review
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The Goon, Animated
I love Eric Powell’s irreverent, tongue-in-cheek, old-school comic series The Goon, which is full to the brim with black humour, zombies and even the odd giant monster. Relishing its occasionally Kirbyesque influences, but totally unique in itself, The Goon features … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comics, News, Pictorial art, Zombies
Tagged david fincher, eric powell, the goon film
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New Godzilla Director Announced
So, as everyone and their pet kaiju knows by now, the director of Legendary Pictures’ highly anticipated Godzilla re-boot, due in 2012 just before the world ends, is to be Gareth Edwards. Edwards, you may recall, is a British filmmaker … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Graphic novels, News, Pictorial art
Tagged gareth edwards, Godzilla, IDW comics, matt frank
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Godaizer is Coming!
New giant robots are always welcome, and there’s a new one coming from animator Hillary Yeo that promises to re-envisage the old template in a new visual manner, daikaiju elements and all. It features in a short film titled Godaizer … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Daikaiju, Mecha
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Lisl and the Lorlok
Dark fairy tales — as the creators of the upcoming film Lisl and the Lorlok describe their work — seem to be on the rise. I remember back in late 1997 seeing a horror-styled version of Snow White and the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bugs, Faery, Fantasy, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Trailers
Tagged dark fairy tale, family film, Horror, ignatius fischer, lisl and the lorlok, monster insect
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