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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Review: The Land That Time Forgot
The Land That Time Forgot (US-2009; dir. C. Thomas Howell) The Asylum’s latest foray into the world of B-film genre mayhem is an enjoyable adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ novel, The Land That Time Forgot. Its blend of good-natured low-budget … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Review
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Bollywood’s First “Creature” Film
Bollywood auteur Vikram Bhatt describes the impetus behind his filmmaking: Every filmmaker has a genre he’s comfortable with and every filmmaker is a peddler. Karan Johar peddles emotions. Yashraj peddles romance. Priyadrshan and David Dhawan peddle comedy. I peddle fear! … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Ghosts, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general, News
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Weekend Fright Flick Bonus: Spider
Spider (Australia-2007; short [9:39 min.]; dir. Nash Edgerton) And just because I’ve had this one for a while and forgot to put it up, here’s a short morality tale about two people and a “spider”. It’s slow-build, too — the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick
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Weekend Fright Flick: Road to Moloch
Even if you don’t normally watch the films I put up here on a more-or-less weekly basis, this one is a Must-See. It’s a new short film, only recently completed — a supernatural thriller/action film with superb production values and … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Film, Horror, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick, Zombies
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Update: Return to Yucca Flats
Remember Leon Cowan’s remake of The Beast of Yucca Flats — Return to Yucca Flats: Desert Man-Beast — which David C. Hayes bravely wrote and is producing, and in which he even more bravely plays the titular Man-Beast? No, well, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Update
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New: Dog
Dog (US-2009; dir. Tim Gates) This upcoming horror film from Tim Gates offers a very promising approach to the animal/human interface. Definitely not your average lycanthrope. Synopsis: A vast salvage yard lies nestled in the woods, on the edge of … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
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Hulk Fights Giant Monsters
The synopsis might read: “An articulate Hulk fights giant beasties, gladiator-style, on an alien planet, exiled there by none other than Ironman.” It’s Planet Hulk, an animated feature due to premiere on DVD in 2010, based on the comic series … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Giant Monsters, Robots, Science Fiction, Trailers
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Update: Survival of the Dead
Fast turn-over for an update, I know, but George A. Romero has released a bunch of images from his latest zombie film, Survival of the Dead — a follow-up (rather than a sequel) to his Diary of the Dead (2007). … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Update, Zombies
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New: Parasitic
Parasitic (US-2009; short [14 min.]; dir. C.J. Arellano & Josh Alletto) In Parasitic, a talking tapeworm forms in the stomach of a lonely, snobby high school boy. With a scenario in the tradition of Frank Henenlotter’s 1988 sentient parasite film, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
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