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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Another Loch Ness Monster
The Loch Ness Monster (US-2005; short [15 min.]; dir. Benjamin Williams) A terrible encounter with the Loch Ness Monster haunts a woman her entire life. This short, but ambitious-looking film stars Dee Wallace Stone (among others) and won the soundtrack … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Lake Monsters, Music, Mysteries, Uncategorized
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End of Week Zombie Flick: Necropolis Reborn
Necropolis Reborn (US-2008; short [9:55 min]; dir. hudsonpro) This short zombie flick won 2nd place in The Alamo Drafthouse’s Dismember The Alamo zombie film festival which took place in Austin Texas earlier this year. It is a sequel of sorts … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Zombies
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US President To Deal With Monster Attack
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New: Book of Blood
Clive Barker’s short story collection, The Books of Blood, which was published from 1984-1986, was genuinely a revelation, rocketing him to the top of the horror heap — and with good reason. Visceral, bloody, outrageously inventive and undeniably powerful, these … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Ghosts, Horror, Trailers
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Giant Monster Attack
The following are images from the Worth1000.com site. If you’re not aware of it, it’s a site where, among other things, members engage in thematic Photoshopping contests — reworking digital sources according to set themes. Many of those fake pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Pictorial art, Weird stuff
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Potential Name Change
Thanks to an online anagram program, I’m thinking I should adopt this anagram of my name: Robot Horde. Perfect! If I put in my full name a lot of stuff turns up, but I rather like Extra Bold Wormhole…. (Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Idle Thoughts, Pictorial art, Robots
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Review: Guilala’s Boyish Grin
Girara-no Gyakushuu Touyaku Samitto Kiki Ippatsu [lit. Guilala’s Counter Attack: the Touyaku Summit One-Shot Crisis; aka Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit!] (2008; dir. Minoru Kawasaki) Though the Japanese daikaiju eiga subgenre of giant monster films was arguably … Continue reading
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Creeping to the Top
Much to my own self-satisfaction, the good folk over at Not If You Were the Last Short Story in the World have included my novella “Creeping in Reptile Flesh” (the lead story in the recent collection of the same name, … Continue reading
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Rock-fishing Can Be Dangerous
You have to check out this brilliant CG-animated short sci-fi film about a man, his “companion animal” and rock-fishing on an alien world. Rockfish (US-2003; short, 9 min.; animation; dir. Tim Miller) Fantastic! Rockfish is set to be made as … Continue reading
Computer-Generated Astro Boy
Machines re-producing machines? Isn’t that the beginning of the End of Mankind As We Know It? Here is a teaser trailer for the new Astro Boy movie, a computer-generated feature made in the US under the auspices of Imagi Animation … Continue reading