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Tag Archives: monster
Gorgo DVD
Wait til Mama comes home Director Eugene Lourie, working in the field created by Cooper and Schoedsack for King Kong, created the template for the modern giant monster movie in the 1950s, and then went on to become one of … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Bill Travers, carnival, DVD, Eugene Lourie, explosions, giant monster, Ireland, kaiju, monster, Movie, Review, sci-fi, sea serpent, UK, William Sylvester
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The Fly/Return of the Fly DVD
Feel the buzz It’s a film that begins memorably with the sound of a huge hydraulic press coming down on a man’s head, flattening it to nothing. But the blood spilling over the machinery has never been so red as … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, Brett Halsey, Canada, David Hedison, DVD, Edward Bernds, gadgetry, horror, Kurt Neumann, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, mutants, Review, sci-fi, sequel, teleportation, Vincent Price
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Godzilla 2000
Return of the King It’s been 15 years since a real Godzilla movie has been released to U.S. theaters. Sony picked up North American (plus a few other territories) rights for a cool million, so they figure on recouping on … Continue reading
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Tagged action, explosions, gadgetry, giant monster, godzilla, Japan, kaiju, monster, Movie, mutants, Review, sci-fi, sequel, space alien, spaceship, Takao Okawara
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My Son the Vampire DVD
Old Mother Riley meets Bela Lugosi Bela Lugosi had seen better days. In the early 1930s, he was in all his glory, cruising on his amazing triumph in Dracula, both on the stage and screen. He threw lavish parties, smoked … Continue reading
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Tagged Bela Lugosi, black & white, coffin, comedy, Dracula, DVD, fantasy, gadgetry, horror, hypnosis, John Gilling, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, musical, Review, robot, sci-fi, supervillain, UK, vampire
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Hollow Man
Don’t get sleepy! I used to consider H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man to be more fantasy than science fiction, especially since Wells’ villain attained his state via injection. Now I read that biomedical engineers at the University of Texas have … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, blood, Elisabeth Shue, explosions, gadgetry, gore, gorilla, horror, invisible, Josh Brolin, Kevin Bacon, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, Paul Verhoeven, psycho killer, remake, Review, sci-fi, skeleton, supervillain, William Devane
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The Awful Dr. Orlof DVD
Jesus saves Released as part of Image Entertainment’s “Euroshock” series, this DVD presents one of Spanish director Jess Franco’s earliest, most accessible features. Franco had directed several musical comedies in Spain, but yearned for meatier work. A voracious film fan, … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, chicks in chains, DVD, Eurotrash, horror, Howard Vernon, Jesus Franco, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, psycho killer, Review, surgery
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Frankenstein Stalks
Rock Ransacks R-kives! Canny Creator Cannibalizes Cache for Current Concoction When we last left David “The Rock” Nelson, he was throwing a rubber insect at unwilling participants and videotaping the results (see Devil Ant). This time, Nelson revisits his old … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, comedy, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, Forrest J Ackerman, Frankenstein, horror, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, Review, sci-fi, sequel, VHS
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A Taste of Blood DVD
H. G. Lewis’ Vampire With a running time of nearly two hours, this is Herschell Gordon Lewis’ longest feature. He also considers the film to be his lone stab at some kind of mainstream film, shot in Eastmancolor with production … Continue reading →