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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Vixen Assassins vs Sea Monster
This one is pure Aussie exploitation gold! Writer/director Stuart Simpson’s latest film is El Monstro del Mar (Aust-2010; dir. Stuart Simpson), a gaudy, full-blown crime-horror thrill ride that features gorgeous — and very deadly — female assassins, schmick cars, guns, … Continue reading
Robot 13 vs the Cyclops
In Issue Three of Thomas Hall and Daniel Bradford’s excellent new comic series, Robot 13, the titular metal-and-bone hero gets some light shed on his past: Meanwhile, having dealt with a Kraken in Issue One and an angry Phoenix in … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Giant Monsters, Graphic novels, News, Robots
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Weekend Fright Flick: Children of Stone
Today’s Weekend Fright Flick is a giant-monster mini-epic that features some unique beasts and which ranges from the prehistoric past to a technological future. Made as a senior film project by director Brian Engh, it is another great example of … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick
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New International Trailer for Clash of the Titans
This new trailer for Clash of the Titans (US-2010; dir. Louis Leterrier) contains similar material to the previous trailer, but is longer and expands somewhat on the dramatic undercurrents. More Clash of the Titans (2010) Info Synopsis: In Clash Of … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Film, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general, Trailers, Update
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Chihuanhas: Tiny Toothy Terrors
Back in August last year Undead Backbrain introduced you to the unique blend of Chihuahua and Piranha that is Chihuanhas (US-2010; dir. Jim L. Clark). Somehow that ridiculous idea rang a very loud bell with monster film fans across the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, Pictorial art, Update
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A Lovecraftian Invasion 4: Outpost Doom
The Cthulhu Mythos of horror writer H.P. Lovecraft has inspired more than just cinematic re-tellings of his stories. Many writers — among them such famous names as August Derleth, Robert E. Howard, Robert Bloch and Fritz Leiber, who were all … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Lovecraft
Tagged Independent film, Lovecraft, monsters, mythos, tentacles
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Weekend Fright Flick: Robots Rampant
We haven’t had a Weekend Fright Flick lately, but the first of 2010 is a beaut. The main feature is Hanger No. 5 (US-2008; short [11:10 min]; dir. Nathan Matsuda). It’s rather like a minor scifi action blockbuster. Philip Klein, … Continue reading
Music of the Deep
Among some interesting discussion by largely anonymous members of the Empires of the Deep production team that has appeared in the comments of the Undead Backbrain article “Building the Undersea Empire”, we were offered a link to demo music for … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Film, Music, Update
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Update: King Crab Attack!
Normally, a very short film wouldn’t warrant an update, especially when the facts of the case remain rather obscure (see earlier Undead Backbrain article here). But this one has giant crabs and a great 1950s monster flick feel, and it … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Fantasy, Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Update
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Claws, Blood, Boobs and Freaks
Review: Crustacean (US-2010; dir. L.J. Dopp) by Robert Hood Crustacean is a horror-comedy in the colourfully weird “Circus Freak” subgenre — a heritage that includes films that range from the heights of the horror classic Freaks (US-1932; dir. Tod Browning) … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Humour, Independent film, Review
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