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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Poddying the Blob
A gross, slime-dripping blob from another dimension who wants nothing more than to achieve stardom as a Shakespearean actor! An overweight, insecure loser who might be the key to the amorphous creature’s diabolical plan! All he has to do is … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Horror, My Writing, News
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Master of the Living Dead
Few would be likely to question the fact that George A. Romero revolutionised the horror film universe when, in 1968 as a student filmmaker in Pittsburgh, he made Night of the Living Dead. What he achieved in that “moment” of … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Interviews, Zombies
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Jeff Boddy and the Giant Robots
Today, Undead Backbrain brings you proof of a dire plot! A few years ago, in the depths of Ohio, an evil genius named Jeff Boddy began making giant robots. They took varied form, some even looking like… well, houses with … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Fraudulent information, Giant Monsters, Robots, Update
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Reminder: Undead Brainspasm
This is just a reminder that you should check out the quick-shot articles that are appearing over on Undead Brainspasm, an offshoot of this site that is currently sporting information on such topics as the zombie nazi film, Dead Snow, … Continue reading
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Under the Monster’s Skin
The Backbrain doesn’t usually do birthdays, but there was a highly significant one that occurred in 1 January and we missed it! 1 January 2009 was the 80th birthday of Haruo Nakajima. Don’t know who he is? Here’s a clue? … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, News
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It’s Getting Closer: Cleavagefield is Near
News straight from the horse’s mouth: director Jim Wynorski has told Undead Backbrain via Kaiju Search-Robot Avery that his breast-oriented Cloverfield parody Cleavagefield will begin a pay-per-view run in February, then will premiere on Cinemax in April. “I am also … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Update
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They Grow ‘Em Big in Texas
Jurassic Park started it… you know, the whole commercial development of prehistoric throwbacks scenario. Thanks to a lower budget, lowered ambition and B-film legend Roger Corman as executive producer, Carnosaur (1993) got in first and for all that it could … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Giant Monsters, News
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Colin Theys and his Banshee
[continued from Colin Theys and his Giant Rabbit] Yesterday we saw how SFX wiz Colin Theys had learned much of his craft working on a short comedic film about a giant rabbit with a giant tongue — Harold and Burns. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Ghosts, Trailers
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Colin Theys and his Giant Rabbit
Colin Theys is a young director and visual effects artist currently working for Connecticut-based Synthetic Cinema International, having graduated from Wesleyan University with a dual major in film studies and psychology in 2007. His work is rather spectacular and I … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film
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