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Slime on the Walls of the Spaceship
Highly respected Japanese filmmaker, Kinji Fukasaku, who died in 2003 at the age of 73, having just directed a hugely successful sci-fi/horror satire, was responsible for several classics of Japanese, and indeed world, cinema. His films include the “The Yakuza … Continue reading
Posted in Archival, Horror, Japanese, Monsters in general, News, Science Fiction
Tagged japanese cinema, kinji fukasaka, new HD release, sci-fi, the green slime
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Thems!
Remember Them (US-1954; dir. Gordon Douglas)? One of the great scifi horror films of the Cold-War era — eerie desert locations, the stink of formic acid and a weird, high-pitched whine, James Arness hunting giant ants through the sewers of … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Giant Bugs, Horror, Humour, Independent film
Tagged Eliab Alvarez de la Campa, film parody, Horror, mutant cockroaches, sci-fi, Thems
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