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Author Archives: Robert Hood
Strongman Zombies
Two zombie films (or at least films featuring zombies) seem to be in production or development from an indie outfit called Strongman Pictures in Australia. One is Z3D5: In a war blasted, post apocalyptic landscape a handful of survivors struggle … Continue reading
Update: Sea Monsters
In lieu of more substantial writings (the Backbrain has been busy of late), here’s the trailer to the iMax doco-drama Sea Monsters, featuring some very impressive CGI critters: Original article Source: Avery
Posted in Animation, Giant Monsters, Trailers
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Zombie Haiku Apocalypse
Do zombies have souls? It’s a contentious issue, but the following little film goes some way toward demonstrating that at least they have soul. While the zombie apocalypse unfolds in the background a zombie recites poignant haikus about being a … Continue reading
Gualagon
What is Gualagon, I hear you ask? Well it’s a German-made, Japanese style kaiju film done as a radio play — inspired by such Toho classics as Furankenshutain tai chitei kaiju Baragon [trans. Frankenstein vs the Subterranean Monster Baragon] (1965; … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Where's the Film?
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I Love Sarah Jane … and Zombies
This complete short zombie film stars Mia Wasikowska, whom Tim Burton has just cast in his upcoming version of Alice in Wonderland. Enjoy! Source: Quiet Earth
Birthday of the Living Dead
First, the Backbrain’s partner, Cat Sparks, greets him with: “Hope the zombie hordes bring you something nice!” Then ORB editor, Sarah Endacott sends this: Then a Clarion South survivor, Chris Green, says: “Have a happy birthday! You’re one year closer … Continue reading
Watch Me … and Die!
Australia’s entry in the J-Horror revolution begun with (or at least given its major impetus by) Ring [aka Ringu] (Japan-1998, dir. Hideo Nakata) is a low-budget supernatural horror film called Watch Me. Watch Me (Australia-2006, dir. Melanie Ansley) Starring Frances … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Ghosts, Horror, News
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A Bunch of Zombies Sing…
… “Dust in the Wind” [Kansas] — created by Matt Ficner. via Boing Boing
Posted in Music, Weird stuff, Zombies
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Update: The Diary is Coming!
Seems my question in the previous Backbrain post regarding the release of Romero’s Diary of the Dead in Australia has been answered. The Master himself is coming downunder to promote said release for the Melbourne Film Festival this month. He … Continue reading
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The Diary Continues
Before Diary of the Dead has even appeared in Australia [Come on, guys! Where the hell is it?], news is out that George Romero will direct a sequel. The as-yet-untitled Diary of the Dead 2 is, according to DreadCentral, “99.9% … Continue reading
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