Category Archives: Where’s the Film?

The Elementals

One of the famous “lost” films occupying the shelves of the Willis O’Brien Memorial Film Archive (you know, the one that exists in an alternate reality — a reality that we’re bound to stumble upon one day) is Ray Harryhausen’s … Continue reading

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Giant Monster Dreaming

As illustrated by the rabid speculation that recently ran on many kaiju noticeboards (that Edgar Sean of the Dead Wright was about to embark on a remake of Gorgo), it’s clear that unofficial pronouncements need to be taken with a … Continue reading

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Brontosaurus!

Today I came across mention of a 1980 Czechoslavakian film, Brontosaurus (Czechoslavakia-1980; dir. Vera Plívová-Simková), which I’d never heard of. But while looking for information on it, I instead stumbled upon these clips from an earlier Czechoslavakian dinosaur flick called … Continue reading

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Willis O’Brien’s Frankenstein

I’ve long been familiar with this sketch by Willis O’Brien (famed animator of the 1933 King Kong): But I only stumbled upon this one yesterday while looking for something else: Source These are both conceptual sketches by Willis O’Brien. O’Brien … Continue reading

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He Whose Limbs Shatter Mountains, Part 1

As comic giant monsters go, Fin Fang Foom is one of the green-blooded aristocrats. Ranging in size somewhere between 32 feet and 100 feet (though he has been known to be reductive enough to sit in a park playing chess … Continue reading

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