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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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There’s a Creature (or Two) in Lake Michigan
So it took James Cameron 15 years to make Avatar, eh? Big deal! Maybe he should have spent more time on the script. Jim Hardison worked on his cinematic magnum opus for 21 years, and it’s finally done. The film … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptozoology, Giant Monsters, Humour, Independent film, Lake Monsters
Tagged comedy horror, creature, Cryptozoology, lake creature, lake michigan
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Weekend Fright Flick: Dead Girls, Carwash and Giant Tick
Weekend Fright Flick on Undead Backbrain is sending a triple feature your way this weekend. It’s a bit of a mixed bag, but if sexy zombie chicks and giant ticks tweak your interest (and seeing as you’re reading this blog … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bugs, Film, Giant Monsters, Music, Weekend Fright Flick, Zombies
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Godzilla vs the Violators
Godzilla might be currently in retirement, but his lawyers are still fiercely active. Wired has posted a scary article on Godzilla copyright owner, Toho’s efforts to protect their intellectual property. They and their lawyers have been extremely active and vigilant, … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Giant Monsters, Godzilla
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Rock ‘n’ Reels
Okay, before we get down to it, watch this: What you’ve just experienced is a trailer for a documentary about one of the most infamous indie filmmakers you’ve never heard of, David “The Rock” Nelson. Nelson has produced over 30 … Continue reading
B-Flick Invasion
During a routine close encounter the other day — somewhere between an orgy of cornfield art and the usual anal probing — I got into conversation with my tall, google-eyed captor, whose long, pointy teeth should have been a serious … Continue reading
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Takemajin
This picture of Takemajin — the giant statue animated to defend the Earth from the terminally weird Gilala in Girara-no Gyakushuu Touyaku Samitto Kiki Ippatsu [lit. Guilala’s Counter Attack: the Touyaku Summit One-Shot Crisis] (Japan, 2008; dir. Minoru Kawasaki) — … Continue reading
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DreamKeeper (2003)
DreamKeeper (Canada/US-2003; TV; dir. Steve Barron) This film is based on Native American mythological tales, recounted to a culturally recalcitrant youngster by his traditionalist grandfather. It is a Hallmark TV movie and was the winner of an Emmy for Visual … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Giant Monsters, Lake Monsters, Trailers, TV
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Top 20 Craziest Kaiju: Number 1
1 Guilala from Uchu daikaiju Girara [trans. Giant Space Monster Guilala] (1967; dir. Kazui Nihonmatsu) [aka The X from Outer Space (US, 1968)] Monsters have rights also! Guilala is best known and loved (not to mention derided) as the “giant … Continue reading