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Category Archives: Independent film
Weekend Fright Flick: The Smog
Firmly ensconced in that “Nearly Dead” (that is, Not Quite Zombie) category of zombie movies, today’s Weekend Fright Flick features a toxic green smog bank that turns victims into ravenous, drooling, demon-toothed maniacs, rather like the titular creatures in Lamberto … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick, Zombies
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Zevastator GORGAROJ: Training the Monsterson!
Youthful filmmakers Benjamin Chee and Elvin Siew have created a short, daikaiju-inspired animated film — and it deserves to be noticed. Stylistically unique, with beautiful colouring and a wonderful sense of humour, Zevastator GORGAROJ draws for its inspiration on Son … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Daikaiju, Fantasy, Film, Giant Monsters, Humour, Independent film, Pictorial art
Tagged Animation, benjamin chee, elvin siew, father and son, Giant Monsters, Zevastator GORGAROJ
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ICFBTM or Atomic Bomb + Spider Equals…
About his short, retro-50s giant monster film, It Came From Beyond the Mountain, director Douglas Bankston commented to UB: And you’re right — ICFBTM absolutely should be a feature film, but I only found so much loose change under my … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film
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Back Inside the Moon
A grand and ambitious new version of one of “the father of modern science fiction”‘s most famous novels has just completed production. The First Men in the Moon, H.G. Wells’ 1901 “scientific romance” (as he referred to his “science fiction” … Continue reading
Weekend Fright Flick: The Legend of Ol’ Goldie
This weekend’s short flick is a giant monster film about an unlikely monster. It’s called The Legend of Ol’ Goldie (UK-2008; short [7.31 min.]; dir. Matthew Snyman], a poignant tale of a lonely boy and his problematic pet, made with … Continue reading
Posted in Giant Monsters, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick
Tagged giant monster, goldfish, matthew snyman
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The Return of the Giant Norwegian Egg
Remember the Egg? You don’t? How could you forget Norway’s first cinematic giant monster, released upon the world in the short teaser Giant Egg Attack! Go to this Undead Backbrain article right now to whet your appetite. Exciting news today … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Independent film, News, Where's the Film?
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Bugs Born From a Book!
Daffy Duck might have run amuck in the classic Looney Tunes cartoon “Duck Amuck”, but when a bunch of creatures from the depths of an evil book, Necronomicon-style, run amok [amock] in this short French film they certainly do it … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Bugs, Horror, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick
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Weekend Fright Flick: The Invisible Atomic Monsters From Mars
Yes, it’s a zombie film, of sorts — and was made in the 28 Days of February 2010 (according to the makers). Here’s the trailer: The Invisible Atomic Monsters From Mars (UK-2010; dir. Tim Hunt and Adrian Pinsent) And here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick, Zombies
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