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Category Archives: Horror
Bizarre Life Institute: The Trilogy — Part 2: The Blood
Continued from Bizarre Life Institute: The Trilogy — Part 1. Images of Harconia: In mid-January Undead Backbrain introduced you to the work of Peter Montgomery, specifically an ambitious project called the Bizarre Life Institute (B.L.I.) — three films set in … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Robots, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged B.L.I., peter montgomery, robot, stop-motion, the blood, viral infection, Zombies
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Scenes from the Second Storey
“Don’t do it, Stefan. Please. Just let me go!” “Go if you want. It’s not up to me.” “Don’t do this, you stupid bastard!” “Go! I won’t stop you. But you’ll be back eventually. I know you’ll be back.” “Fuck … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Horror, My Writing, News
Tagged cat sparks, inspired by, kaaron warren, paul haines, robert hood, scenes from the second storey, stephen dedman, the god machine
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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
Chihuanhas: Tiny Toothy Terrors
Back in August last year Undead Backbrain introduced you to the unique blend of Chihuahua and Piranha that is Chihuanhas (US-2010; dir. Jim L. Clark). Somehow that ridiculous idea rang a very loud bell with monster film fans across the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, Pictorial art, Update
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A Lovecraftian Invasion 4: Outpost Doom
The Cthulhu Mythos of horror writer H.P. Lovecraft has inspired more than just cinematic re-tellings of his stories. Many writers — among them such famous names as August Derleth, Robert E. Howard, Robert Bloch and Fritz Leiber, who were all … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Lovecraft
Tagged Independent film, Lovecraft, monsters, mythos, tentacles
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Claws, Blood, Boobs and Freaks
Review: Crustacean (US-2010; dir. L.J. Dopp) by Robert Hood Crustacean is a horror-comedy in the colourfully weird “Circus Freak” subgenre — a heritage that includes films that range from the heights of the horror classic Freaks (US-1932; dir. Tod Browning) … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Humour, Independent film, Review
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New: Frankenstein Rising
There have been many versions of the Frankenstein story over the years, both re-visualisations of Mary Shelley’s original novel and conceptual “spin-offs” — films that act as sequels, and even some that don’t appear to be about Frankenstein at all, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Frankenstein, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general
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There Be Giants in The Angry Sea
The Angry Sea (US-2010; dir. Keith Wong) The Angry Sea is a micro-budgeted (approximately $3,000), independent SFX-driven movie shot in Toluca Lake, California, which will, on completion, run approximately 89 minutes. According to director Keith Wong — an enthusiastic filmmaker … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
Tagged angry sea, Independent film, keith wong, period adventure, sea monsters
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Review: Razortooth
Razortooth (US-2006; dir. Patricia Harrington) A thoroughly generic example of its subgenre, Razortooth differs mainly in featuring giant mutated eels instead of giant mutated crocodiles, snakes, lizards, sharks, crustaceans, piranha, Chinese snake-heads, birds, ferrets, rabbits or whatever particular species the … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Horror, Review
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