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Category Archives: Giant Monsters
Fin Fang Foom To Cameo in Iron Man 2
According to ScreenRant, Marvel’s most aristocratic giant monster, the Great Dragon Fin Fang Foom, will be making an appearance in Iron Man 2 (US-2010; dir. Jon Favreau). Don’t get too excited though, as he will only be there as an … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Fraudulent information, Giant Monsters, Humour, Interviews, News, Where's the Film?
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G’94 Risen!
So a few days ago, we showed you Todd Tennant’s latest picture — of Godzilla rising — for his graphic novelisation of the rejected Ted Elliott/Terry Rossio 1994 Godzilla screenplay. Well, I can’t resist! Here’s the follow-up (click on the … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Graphic novels, Pictorial art, Todd Tennant
Tagged elliott and Rossio, Godzilla, Todd Tennant
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Sharktopus vs Dinoshark
Chimeran monstrosities are destined to come into their own, as producers try to find a new way of extending the “giant monster” B-flick industry past mere Megasharks and Giant Octopi. Not that it’s a new phenomenon, of course. Japanese daikaiju … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Film, Giant Monsters, Giant Squids, Monsters in general, News
Tagged dinoshark, roger corman, sharktopus
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G’94 Rising!
All hell’s about to break loose! Click to get the full effect! And make sure you keep an eye on Todd Tennant’s graphic novelisation of the rejected Ted Elliott/Terry Rossio 1994 Godzilla screenplay — 68 pages so far and counting… … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Graphic novels, Pictorial art, Todd Tennant
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Fancy a Monster Cruise?
No, not a Pacific islands vacation on a huge cruise ship stacked to the gills with celebrities. Instead it’s a new film from long-time genre director Jim Wynorski, whom we last saw on these pages with his now nearing-release giant … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Humour, Lake Monsters
Tagged Franklin, jim wynorski, Lake Monroe, lake monster, Ogopogo
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The Monstrous Poignancy of Being a Stop-Motion Monster
Apart from sitting in the bath and brooding, what do monsters do once they’re forced into retirement? Writer/director Harry Chaskin tries to answer that question in his short film, Bygone Behemoth, which will be premiering next month at the SXSW … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
Tagged harry chaskin, harryhausen, monster, stopmotion animation
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Chewing the Scenery
B-horror flicks notoriously feature scenery-chewing performances, but what happens when the scenery consists of sewers? That’s right — you get Sewer Chewer! Sewer Chewer (US-2010 [currently in post-production]; dir. James Hawley aka Jack Acid) Synopsis: A mutant amphibian goes on … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Humour, Independent film, News
Tagged Horror, jack acid, james hawley, Lloyd Kaufman, sewer chewer, theremin, troma
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Vixen Assassins vs Sea Monster
This one is pure Aussie exploitation gold! Writer/director Stuart Simpson’s latest film is El Monstro del Mar (Aust-2010; dir. Stuart Simpson), a gaudy, full-blown crime-horror thrill ride that features gorgeous — and very deadly — female assassins, schmick cars, guns, … Continue reading
Robot 13 vs the Cyclops
In Issue Three of Thomas Hall and Daniel Bradford’s excellent new comic series, Robot 13, the titular metal-and-bone hero gets some light shed on his past: Meanwhile, having dealt with a Kraken in Issue One and an angry Phoenix in … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Giant Monsters, Graphic novels, News, Robots
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