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Category Archives: Film
Demeking Plummets to Earth!
In Godzilla’s absence, it’s good to know that Japanese daikaiju en masse haven’t forgotten to make an occasional excursion to the Big City. We’ve had news of an Ultraman movie, then there’s the exciting discovery of Daisuke Sato’s The Fog … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, News
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Wavebreaking with Jules Verne in Sweden
Vågbrytare or “The Wavebreakers” is a short (14:30 min.) film by a bunch of crazy Swedish guys — and it looks like lots of fun. Based, perhaps rather distantly, on Jules Verne’s classic undersea adventure 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Giant Squids, Independent film, News, Science Fiction
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Carradine Takes on the Giant Reptiles
He may have left the building last June, albeit rather unexpectedly, but legendary genre actor David Carradine will still be starring in quite a few movies over the next year or so, at least according to the number of “post-production” … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Update
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Tales of an Ancient Empire
Back in January I reported on Undead Brainspasm that Albert Pyun — whose previous epic fantasy was 1982’s The Sword and the Sorcerer, the first memorable sword-and-sorcery film I recall seeing — was working on an epic fantasy follow-up, after … Continue reading
Traci Lords Over Mars
The Backbrain has already shown you how John Carter (Antonio Sabato, Jr.) and Tars Tarkas are to be depicted in The Asylum’s upcoming version of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Princess of Mars (US-2009; dir. Mark Atkins), but what of the titular … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Science Fiction, Update
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Update on Bringing The Fog Horn to the World
Such has been the extraordinary enthusiasm shown by those commenting on the Undead Backbrain article about director Daisuke “Daice” Sato’s short film version of Ray Bradbury’s famous story “The Fog Horn” that Mr Sato and his crew from Replica Co. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, News, Update
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New Daikaiju Appears Through a Fog of Obscurity
A previously unknown and unsuspected Japanese giant monster film has just come to light — one that resonates backwards right to the start of the daikaiju eiga tradition. What is it? You’ll have to read on to find out. Background … Continue reading
Make Your Own Infestation
So the giant bug movie Infestation (US-2009; dir. Kyle Rankin) has crawled out of its pupal stage and appears on DVD in the US on 13 October. Synopsis: A slacker wakes up to find himself weak, wrapped in webbing and … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bugs, Film, Giant Bugs, Giant Monsters, News, Trailers, Update, Zombies
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Assault Girls Shine
The newly released official trailer for Assault Girls [aka Asaruto gâruzu] (Japan-2009; dir. Mamoru Oshii) represents a massive upgrade on even the great potential we’ve seen before: Synopsis: In the aftermath of global thermonuclear war, the Earth’s surface has been … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Robots, Trailers
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She-Rex Rises!
Prolific independent filmmaker Brett Kelly’s latest production — hot on the heels of his 1950s remake Attack of the Giant Leeches — has entered the lost world of slapstick comedy. Kaiju Search-Robot Avery reports! Now this one’s gonna be a … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Giant Monsters, Humour, Independent film
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