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Category Archives: Giant Monsters
Little Ending of Horrors
One of my favourite films is, I’m happy to admit, the 1986 musical version of Corman’s 1960 original, Little Shop of Horrors. Love the performances, love the choreography, love the music, love Audrey II in all his increasingly nasty glory. … Continue reading
Posted in Archival, Giant Monsters, Music, Where's the Film?
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Weekend Fright Film: Itsy Bitsy
Itsy Bitsy (US-2007; short; dir. David May) This is an excellent film — beautifully made, funny and professional, with top-class SFX. It’s about a couple dealing with a very big spider that they discover infesting their house. Enjoy! Itsy Bitsy
Posted in Giant Monsters, Weekend Fright Flick
Tagged comedy, Full Short, giant spider, indie films
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Update: Attack of the Giant Leeches (2009)
To celebrate the April 7 release of busy independent director Brett Kelly’s remake of the 1959 Attack of the Giant Leeches (which was executive produced by Roger Corman, but not directed by the low-budget maestro), Kaiju Search-Robot Avery has put … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Trailers, Update
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King Klunk
Here’s a rarity. In 1933, after the release of the classic giant monster film, King Kong, Walter Lantz (of Woody Woodpecker fame) released a parody of the giant-ape-in-love epic. As you’ll see, it follows the bare outline of the plot, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Cartoon, Giant Monsters, King Kong
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Review: Showdown of the Godz
Showdown of the Godz (US- 2007; short [15 min]; dir. Julien Calderbank) Film and television are hothouses of fanaticism. To “outsiders” obsessive media fans, known in Japan as Otaku, can be seen as weird, pathetic, sad, dysfunctional — even if, … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Review
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Japanese Home Security System
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer via Stan G. Hyde
Posted in Comics, Giant Monsters, Japanese
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The Cleavagefield Monster Revealed!
Remember the upcoming Cloverfield-parody sex-comedy film Cleavagefield (US-2009; dir. Jim Wynorski)? Well, here’s one of their teaser posters: Right! Now you remember… Well, Jim has written to Kaiju Search-Robot Avery to say: I am happy to report that the film … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Update
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The Week on Undead Brainspasm
Horror Celebs at the Weekend of Horror (14 March 2009) Fangoria’s Weekend of Horror (with “The Rock” and others) Announced: Journey Sequel (14 March 2009) Sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008) New: Brain Dead (8 March … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Science Fiction, Undead Brainspasm, Zombies
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Mechabusters
We haven’t had a giant monster commercial for a while. So here’s a new one, hot off the presses (well, last month). Very appropriate in this year of the really big robots. Cool, eh? And, no, it’s not an ad … Continue reading
Posted in Ads, Giant Monsters, Robots
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Live Action Robot Taekwon V
The “Super Robot” genre of Japanese anime arguably began with with Mitsuteru Yokoyama’s 1956 manga Tetsujin 28-go, which was subsequently animated in 1963 and released abroad as Gigantor. But it was Mazinger Z, created by Go Nagai in manga and … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Film, Giant Monsters, Mecha, Robots
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