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Category Archives: Film
Interview: Sheri Wiggins
Birth of a Legend: The Story of the WAWA (US-2008, directed by Steve Wiggins) Sweet Tee, Alabama, has a problem; a big, wormy, carnivorous mutation that comes out of the polluted lake to chew up the residents and generally cause … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Interviews, Kaiju Search-Robot Avery, Lake Monsters
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Guidolon gets Bigger!
Meet Waitron, the daikaiju waiter! Waitron is Todd Tennant’s latest creation for Frank Wu’s Guidolon project and it is representative of the new phase that it has entered — the full-length feature film years. “The Tragical Historie of Guidolon, the … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, News
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More Retro Horror: Monster From Bikini Beach
This one has a relatively big non-CGI monster, lots of girls in bikinis, splatters of blood and bare breasts. The title, plotline, attitude, SFX, music and title font are all exploitation-deco gold: Check out the trailer: Monster From Bikini Beach … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Retro
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Sea of Dust
I don’t know whether this should be on the ghost or the zombie list, or if it’s just general supernatural mayhem, but the retro-’80s Euro-trash exploitation cinema look is interesting. Very tongue-in-cheek! Not surprising that Tom Savini is in it. … Continue reading
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Review: Prom Night (2008)
I saw the new Prom Night remake with Chris Barnes at a preview last night, which is odd as this is Australia and it doesn’t open in its home country until tomorrow. What did we do to deserve such treatment? … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Review, Slashers
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The Tripods Return!
In 1984 the BBC produced a children’s sci-fi series based on John Christopher’s The Tripods Trilogy: The White Mountains (1967), The City of Gold and Lead (1967), and The Pool of Fire (1968). The show, called simply The Tripods, has … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Robots
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The Robo-Revolution Continues…
Or perhaps it’s the Takeover of the Toy Franchises that’s continuing… The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that the Wow Wee’s Robosapien remote-controlled robot line is about to be fictionalised on celluloid by writers Avi Arad and Max Botkin. To be … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Fraudulent information, Mecha, News, Robots
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Is That Spiderwoman?
Actually it’s a poster for the new film The Spider, directed by Robert Sigl. I have no idea what the movie is about, but it features “archaeology, demon possession, reincarnated emperors”, according to Twitch. With a poster like that it’s … Continue reading
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Friggin’ Huge Giant Robot!
The latest (unofficial?) word on Transformers 2 is that it will feature an enemy from the old cartoons that was formed from not one, not two, but six smaller giant robots: Scrapper, Bonecrusher, Scavenger, Mixmaster, Hook and Long Haul. For … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Robots, Update
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