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Category Archives: Independent film
The McKinley Monster
The McKinley Monster is a short film about a giant lizard that takes up residence on the McKinley Monument — a science museum in Canton, Ohio. According to their website: Nightwine Productions, in association with the William McKinley Presidential Museum … Continue reading
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Weekend Fright Flick Bonus: Spider
Spider (Australia-2007; short [9:39 min.]; dir. Nash Edgerton) And just because I’ve had this one for a while and forgot to put it up, here’s a short morality tale about two people and a “spider”. It’s slow-build, too — the … Continue reading
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Weekend Fright Flick: Road to Moloch
Even if you don’t normally watch the films I put up here on a more-or-less weekly basis, this one is a Must-See. It’s a new short film, only recently completed — a supernatural thriller/action film with superb production values and … Continue reading
Posted in Demons, Film, Horror, Independent film, Weekend Fright Flick, Zombies
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Update: Return to Yucca Flats
Remember Leon Cowan’s remake of The Beast of Yucca Flats — Return to Yucca Flats: Desert Man-Beast — which David C. Hayes bravely wrote and is producing, and in which he even more bravely plays the titular Man-Beast? No, well, … Continue reading
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New: Dog
Dog (US-2009; dir. Tim Gates) This upcoming horror film from Tim Gates offers a very promising approach to the animal/human interface. Definitely not your average lycanthrope. Synopsis: A vast salvage yard lies nestled in the woods, on the edge of … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
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New: Parasitic
Parasitic (US-2009; short [14 min.]; dir. C.J. Arellano & Josh Alletto) In Parasitic, a talking tapeworm forms in the stomach of a lonely, snobby high school boy. With a scenario in the tradition of Frank Henenlotter’s 1988 sentient parasite film, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Independent film, Monsters in general, News
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New: Muckman
Prolific B-horror film writer/director Brett Piper has a mission in life: I’ve come to realize that keeping B-movie clichés alive is my mission. After all, we all enjoy old movies like The Blob and I Married a Monster From Outer Space, … Continue reading
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Review: Snuffin’ Zombies
Snuffin’ Zombies (US-2008; dir. Karl Benacci) The opening scene of Snuffin’ Zombies offers hope that this no-budget zombie film might be a relatively classy affair. The rattling passage of a train and the effective music on the soundtrack are atmospheric … Continue reading
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A New Hell Comes to Earth
Some of the great films and movements in horror cinema have come from independent filmmakers working with minimal resources. Herk Harvey’s Carnival of Souls (1962), Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead (1981) are obvious … Continue reading
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Astro-Zombies Back For More!
Low-budget exploitation legend Ted V. Mikels has been in touch with news on his latest project. It is, of course, the second sequel to his original space zombie “cult” film, The Astro-Zombies (US-1968), following upon 2002’s return to the distinctive … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Independent film, Posters, Trailers, Zombies
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