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Category Archives: Film
The Conquered: Curse of the Shaman
This is how director Benjamin Cooper (The Brink, The Omega Diary) describes his new film The Conquered: Curse of the Shaman: In this horror story, a Shaman’s daughter reanimates the mummified corpse of an ancient Indian brave to punish those … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Ghosts, News, Zombies
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Review: Snuffin’ Zombies
Snuffin’ Zombies (US-2008; dir. Karl Benacci) The opening scene of Snuffin’ Zombies offers hope that this no-budget zombie film might be a relatively classy affair. The rattling passage of a train and the effective music on the soundtrack are atmospheric … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Independent film, Review, Zombies
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A New Hell Comes to Earth: Addendum
This follow-up to our previous post on Hell on Earth (US-2009; dir. Ted A. Bohus) is made up of pictures. Pictures of what, you may ask? Well, take a look — and remember to click on ’em to see ’em … Continue reading
A New Hell Comes to Earth
Some of the great films and movements in horror cinema have come from independent filmmakers working with minimal resources. Herk Harvey’s Carnival of Souls (1962), Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead (1981) are obvious … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Film, Horror, Independent film, News, Zombies
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Astro-Zombies Back For More!
Low-budget exploitation legend Ted V. Mikels has been in touch with news on his latest project. It is, of course, the second sequel to his original space zombie “cult” film, The Astro-Zombies (US-1968), following upon 2002’s return to the distinctive … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Independent film, Posters, Trailers, Zombies
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Review: Ogre
Ogre (Canada/US-2008; dir. Steven R. Monroe) Looking like something Hammer Films might have concocted as their take on the giant monster sub-genre in the Age of CGI — replete with overt melodrama, an effectively used mini-budget, second-tier but professional actors … Continue reading
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Update: Galactic Raiders
Exclusively from director Larry Arpin comes this portrait of the main Big Bad creature from his film Galactic Raiders (US-[in post-production]; dir. Larry Arpin), named Vorax: Click on the image to view it super-sized! Comments Arpin: The background is not … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Giant Monsters, Science Fiction, Update
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Release Update: Serpent Lake
The independently made, micro-budget lake monster flick Serpent Lake (US-2009; dir. Joel Trujillo) has been in the making since early last year. Now we’ve had word that the film is not only finished but released on DVD. Yes, Tiny Tim … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Lake Monsters, Trailers, Update
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Death Kappa: Another Gojira Contender
Yōkai are a form of traditional Japanese monster spirits, best known to cinephiles from a trilogy of fantasy films from the 1960s: Yokai daisenso [aka Big Ghost War; Spook Warfare] (Japan-1968, dir. Yoshiyuki Kuroda); Yokai Hyaku Monogatari [aka The Hundred … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Japanese, Monsters in general, News
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Kong or Not Kong, That is the Question
Thanks to Variety and a report that Spirit Pictures has picked up the rights to Joe DeVito (artist) and Brad Strickland’s illustrated novel Kong: King of Skull Island, sites across the net are enthusing over the idea that a new … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, King Kong, News, Update, Where's the Film?
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