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- Book Review: The Dark Side Magazine – Issue 147
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- Interview: Marilyn Burns (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
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Tag Archives: Frankenstein
Film Review: Frankenstein: Day of the Beast (2011)
SYNOPSIS:
We know the story; we’ve seen the movies. You may think that it’s impossible to have a new approach to Frankenstein… Think again.
REVIEW:
I guess I never really thought much about it until now but I just realized that I’m not much of a “Frankenstein” fan. I’ve seen MANY of the films and I guess nothing really blew me away. Maybe it was because I was so young when… More
Trailer: Frankenstein (2012) DVD & Film Festival
Trailer: Frankenstein (2012) DVD & Film Festival Trailer
Sneek peak at Frankenstein (2012)
Trailer: Frankenstein (2012) – Theatrical Trailer (Introducing The Bride)
Trailer: Frankenstein – Theatrical Trailer (Introducing The Bride)
Frankenstein ‘Day of The Beast’ – Check out early trailer for World premiere
We all know the story; We’ve seen the movies. You may think it’s impossible to have a new approach to Frankenstein. Think again. On a foggy winter morning, a priest is sent by raft to an isolated island.
He will be performing a wedding ceremony under very mysterious conditions. The groom is Victor Frankenstein.
The young and beautiful bride is Elizabeth. Seven armed and dangerous mercenary soldiers have been hired to protect her from something… More
Frankenstein “Day of the Beast” – new stills! film wrap up
Frankenstein “The Day of the Beast” Wraps up filming on schedule. After a long cold winter and a relentless struggle throughout the early spring, the cast and crew of Frankenstein persevered through the harsh weather conditions of Chicago, and managed to bring Frankenstein the movie to a wrap on schedule. With the help of an amazingly talented cast who filmed in sub below freezing temperatures, wind, and rain, director Ricardo Islas… More
Book Review: Pop Goes Frankenstein – Author Sam Ita
With its riveting blend of horror and science fiction, Frankenstein has gripped the public’s imagination since its publication in 1818. Now Sam Ita, the genius of paper engineering and art, transforms Mary Shelley’s tragic masterpiece into an unforgettable, stunning, and accessible pop-up book.
For the third time, Ita—who created the magnificent Moby Dick and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea pop-ups—successfully captures the rich, dark drama of his source through… More
Exclusive Pictures Of The New Frankenstein Statue At Dark Delicacies By Mike Hill
This last Sunday, Februaury 13, 2011, I was honored to be able to unveil Mike Hill’s new Frankenstein’s monster statue at Dark Delicacies in Burbank, CA.
Hill said he wanted to encompass what he believed the monster would be feeling at the particular moment he chose to sculpt him by adding humanity into his expression which he feels is lacking in a lot of the previous recreations he has seen.
Interview: Author Dr. Bob Curran (Man-Made Monsters)
Dr. Bob Curran (author)
Man-Made Monsters: A field guide to Golems, Patchwork Soldiers, Homunculi, and other created creatures.
1. Were there real events that inspired to story of Frankenstein?
The best-known of all the Man-Made Monsters is probably Frankenstein, mainly due to Mary Shelley’s famous novel. This is a being created out of the remnants of the dead and brought to a semblance of life by electrical current. However, we have to… More
Creature profiles: Frankenstein
In the event of our birth, every single human being has the chance to meet our “creators” in a sense. Our parents at one point came together and decided (or maybe not) that we should be born. When we first open our eyes we look upon the face of our smiling parents, over adorned with joy looking at the beautiful being they made. However, none of us will ever get to meet our ultimate creator, and… More
Frankenstein enters social Media?
Independent Filmmaker Ricardo Islas and his production team are taking advantage of the current social networking generation by funding their remake of the classic horror film Frankenstein. The team has already raised several thousand dollars by utilizing the indie fundraising website IndieGoGo. It’s called crowd funding, and it allows the audience to fund films with small donations. For a donation of only $10 you can get a DVD copy of the movie with a special… More
A Little Bit of History Repeating?
If we look at today’s horror output from major Hollywood studios we must ask the question “Is Hollywood making the same mistakes it has before?”
A quick glance at movies currently in production shows a terribly high number of remakes and sequels, (monikered as ‘franchises’ by production companies) much to the dismay of many horror fans.
It seems like major studios have bombarded us with unoriginal ideas for many a year now. Yet, we know… More
Top 10 Performances from a child star in Horror
10. Kyra Schon as Karen Cooper in “Night of the Living Dead”
Kyra Schon’s performance as Karen Cooper, the zombie who killed her mother with a garden trowel after eating her father, is perhaps one of the most well-known performances in horror history.
Her frightening performance truly stole the show and made an impression on viewers everywhere. Although “Night of the Living Dead” was her only performance, it alone earns her a spot on the… More
Universal Monsters
In 1928, Carl Laemmle Senior made his son, Carl Laemmle Junior, head of Universal Pictures as a 21st birthday present. Woo hoo! Universal already had a reputation for nepotism – at one point, seventy of Carl Senior’s relatives were supposedly on the payroll. Many of them were nephews, resulting in Carl Senior being known around the studios as Uncle Carl. If you’re wondering how to pronounce the surname, Ogden Nash one rhymed, “Uncle Carl Laemmle,… More
Frankenstein 2011: Remake of ‘Frankenstein – The day of the Beast’
We are pleased to announce that Drake Mefestta and Tricia Martyr of SGL Entertainment have landed major roles in the 2011 remake of Frankenstein “The Day Of The Beast”. The movie produced and directed by Ricardo Islas of Alpha Studios will have an all new approach to it.
In a foggy winter morning, a raft brings a priest to an isolated island. He is getting paid to perform a wedding ritual under very mysterious conditions.… More
