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Category Archives: Film
The Art of Monsters: Takashi Murakami and Jellyfish Eyes
Japanese artist Takashi Murakami has made a name for himself by successfully drawing upon popular culture as a major influence — specifically in adapting aspects of manga and anime to his own artistic vision. In the process he revolutionised the … Continue reading
B-Movie Celebration: The God of Clay
Exclusive Poster Art created for Undead Backbrain and the 6th Annual B-Movie Celebration There’s a new giant monster about the rise over the B-Movie horizon: The God of Clay [aka ねんどの神さま], (Japan-2009/2011) is a 13-minute short from Koichi Kawakita, the … Continue reading
Posted in B-Movie Celebration, Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Japanese
Tagged B-movie Celebration, god of clay, Koichi Kawakita, short films
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New: Attack of the Giant Brain Sucker Monster from Outer Space
A Backbrain B-Movie Celebration Exclusive There’s nothing like a good brainsucker from outer space to get the B-Movie Celebration vibe going. Attack of the Giant Brain Sucker Monster from Outer Space [aka L’attaque du monstre géant suceur de cerveaux de … Continue reading
New Crypto Thriller: Monongahela
A Backbrain Exclusive Monongahela (US-2013; dir. Cayce Mell) is a new creature feature based on the search for a “legendary” monster. A pair of cryptozoologists have come to Pittsburgh to investigate sightings of a mysterious creature lurking in the Monongahela river. … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Lake Monsters, News, Preview
Tagged Cryptozoology, lake monster, loch ness, Monongahela, Monongahela river, Piitsburgh
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Now That’s Big
Going on the latest poster created for this year’s Comic-Con, the giant robots of Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim are utterly gigantic. Assuming their size is roughly comparable to that of the daikaiju enemies they are created to fight, we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Fantasy, Film, Giant Monsters, Mecha
Tagged Charlie Hunnam, giant robots, guillermo del toro, Idris Elba, pacific rim, Rinkio Kikuchi, Ron Perlman
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B-Movie Celebration: Gila!
Exclusive Backbrain Images As those who have already seen the previous Backbrain post would realise, the world premiere of Jim Wynorski’s remake of the old B-movie The Giant Gila Monster (US-1959; dir. Ray Kellogg) will be the showcase of the … Continue reading
B-Movie Celebration: The Poster
As an exclusive release, the Backbrain can now show you the fantastic official poster for the 6th Annual B-Movie Celebration to be held during September. The poster is the work of kaiju-artist extraordinaire, Todd Tennant, who has worked on the … Continue reading
Dissecting Pazuzu
The Exorcist: Studies in the Horror Film (2011), edited by Danel Olson, Centipede Press: Colorado Reviewed by Robert Hood In the general category of Good Horror Films, there are those that gain their status by the sheer exuberance of their … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Film, Horror, News, Review
Tagged danel olson, interviews, review, studies in film horror, the exorcist, William Friedkin, William Peter Blatty
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