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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Sucker Punch Hits the Blogsphere
Director Zack Snyder (of the Dawn of the Dead remake and, more pertinently as it happens, Watchmen and 300) has hit on a winner here, I reckon. Sucker Punch not only sports an somewhat off-beat scenario, but from all appearances … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Film, Giant Monsters, News, Trailers
Tagged abbie cornish, Carla Gugino, dragon, emily browning, giant robots, Jamie Chung, Jena Malone, sucker punch, Vanessa Hudgens, zack snyder, zeppelin
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Trailer for Gareth Edwards’ Monsters
Monsters (UK-2010; dir. Gareth Edwards) — with its District 9, pseudo-realistic approach to a notoriously unrealistic genre — has been greeted with huge enthusiasm among those who have been lucky enough to see it. If you don’t know what we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Trailers, Update
Tagged district 9, gareth edwards, Giant Monsters, monsters
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A Strange Attraction to Blood and Rotting Flesh
A gross-out mainstay of monstrous horror flicks everywhere are leeches and maggots. At small size, their nasty habit of wallowing in human body fluids and attaching themselves to live and dead flesh respectively for the purpose of consumption and generally … Continue reading
Update: House of the Wolf Man
The retro-horror flick, House of the Wolf Man (US-2009; dir. Eben McGarr) — a logical modern addition to Universal’s monster mashes, House of Frankenstein (US-1944; dir. Erle C. Kenton) and House of Dracula (US-1945; dir. Erle C. Kenton) — picked … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Independent film, Posters, Retro, Update
Tagged dracula, franskenstein, retro horror, ron chaney, Universal monsters, wolf man
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Update On The Giant Monsters Attacking Hawaii
Undead Backbrain has obtained some images from Dane Neves, whose project Giant Monsters Attack Hawaii — featuring a group of monster puppets doing their best to stomp all over the Hawaiian islands — looks like it will be a total … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Humour, Independent film, Update
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Weekend Fright Flicks: A Daniel Lee Film Festival
Daniel Lee is an independent filmmaker and actor who harks from Tupelo, Mississippi via Ohio and Alabama. He makes films because he loves them. You can read an interview with Daniel on Undead Backbrain, in which he talks about himself … Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Horror, Weekend Fright Flick, Weird stuff, Zombies
Tagged award winner, daniel lee, Horror, independent films, short films, weirdness
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Sharktopus Trailer … A Classic in the Making?
OK, this is probably everywhere by now — but after the speculation that’s gone into it, I have to run it here on Undead Backbrain. It’s the official Sharktopus trailer and it’s a beauty — cheap but imaginative CGI and … Continue reading
What Up with Lake Okanagan?
The Beast of Bottomless Lake is what’s up with Lake Okanagan. Known as Ogopogo, the Beast is a classic lake monster that dwells in the darkest depths, rising every now and then to scare visitors, annoy rationalists and foster local … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Giant Monsters, Humour, Independent film, Lake Monsters, Trailers, Update
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Review: Solstice
Solstice (US-2008; dir. Dan Myrick) College student Megan is still grieving over the apparent suicide of her twin sister, Sophie, as she and her friends head off to the wilds of Louisiana to celebrate Seniors Week and the summer solstice. … Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Review
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