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Category Archives: Independent film
New: Argentinian Zombie Horror
Incidente (Argentina-2011; dir. Mariano Cattaneo) Argentinian writer/director Mariano Cattaneo and his crew have recently completed work on a zombie horror film that takes a camera verité or “faux documentary” approach to the genre, in the obvious tradition of [Rec] (Spain-2007; … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Posters, Zombies
Tagged argentina cinema, faux doco, mariano cattaneo, Zombies
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Exclusive Details: Return of the Killer Shrews
In an age of unnecessary remakes / reboots (Planet of the Apes? Oh, Tim, why did you do it?), it’s great to get news of a remake — or at least a reboot — that is likely to result in … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general
Tagged James Best, killer shrews, reboot, Steve Latshaw
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Weekend Fright Flick: Claws … and Exclusive News
Yeti? Meh-teh [Man-bear]? Migoi [Wild man]? Mirka? Kang Admi [Snow man]? These are all names for the ape-like cryptid that has long been reported as inhabiting the snowbound reaches of the Himalayas (see this Wikipedia article for the derivations of … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News, Weekend Fright Flick
Tagged Cryptozoology, monsters, sean ellis, yeti
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Another World — of Zombies
Another World is Israel’s first post apocalyptic action/horror film. It’s directed by Eitan Reuven and produced by Reuven and Shlomi Aviner (see full crew listing here). The Backbrain was privileged to see an extended scene, and it was classy, well … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
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Ghost Shark Due to Materialise
Remember the excellent-sounding New Zealand flick, Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws, a non-sequel sequel that was in development back in August last year, directed by Andrew Todd and Johnny Hall? If not, catch up here. Well, apparently the guys have … Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Update
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The Muckman Cometh
Muckman (US-2010; dir. Brett Piper) Low-budget independent B-film maven, Brett Piper’s new cryptozoological comedy-thriller, Muckman, is a satirical excursion into a backwater wilderness inhabited by more than mosquitoes and alligators. Featuring a plotline churning with deception, false identities and self-serving … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Horror, Humour, Independent film, Review
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Lisl and the Lorlok
Dark fairy tales — as the creators of the upcoming film Lisl and the Lorlok describe their work — seem to be on the rise. I remember back in late 1997 seeing a horror-styled version of Snow White and the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bugs, Faery, Fantasy, Giant Monsters, Horror, Independent film, Trailers
Tagged dark fairy tale, family film, Horror, ignatius fischer, lisl and the lorlok, monster insect
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