Reptisaurus comes out on DVD in Japan on June 10th, check out the artwork:
Sky Fighter?
Gonggoi: The Beast (Review)
Gonggoi: The Beast
2002
Directed by Jaroongsak Vonglaueng
An example of Thai horror from their very numerous killer monsters/spirits genre (combining both!) we get a killer gorilla with glowing red eyes named Kong Koy (spelled Gongoi in the title, but what are you going to do?) that is the ghost of the previous owners of a monkey statue that are driven to kill to regain ownership of said statue. Thus the film gets filled with stupid teenagers who die, but not enough other people die. The long dragging in the beginning followed by lots of padding throughout the film stretch the running time and make it feel like a three-hour long film, and not in a good way. For those of us who just want to see red-eyed monkeys killing teenagers, we get what we want, but have to put up with a lot of annoyances to get to it.
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I could not identify who actors/actresses Pongsakorn Srijun or Sarus Lao Utaiwattana were, and was unable to identify any of the others. So another incomplete filmography thanks to me not being able to ready every language on the planet.
Venom gets his own movie
Venom is getting his own spinoff from Spiderman 3. No details on the movie yet, except that the first draft has just been submitted to the studio from writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (Zombieland)
LatinoReview.com broke the news
Giganta will eat your children!
Hey, Giganta is the robot that automatically produces fun! They wouldn’t lie in an ad! Was one of these installed anywhere near you? I was never so lucky!
Jaws of the Mississippi
the plot:
A massive hurricane devastates the Gulf of Mexico, with it a US government’s top-secret anti-bioterrorism facility. When one of its highly radioactive chemicals spills into the ocean it triggers mutations in a great white shark, enabling its adaptation to survive in freshwater. As this shark reeks havoc on local Mississippi River towns it poses the additional risk of spreading this radioactive material and contaminating the entire freshwater system of the United States. Local fisherman Ward and his hillbilly crew are secretly hired to hunt down this shark, and when they find it threatening a group of teenage boaters, Ward must face his troubled past to save these kids and prevent further catastrophe.
Maybe Jaws of the Mississippi will fight Sharks in Venice for the sequel!
Official Active Entertainment site (the people who are also bringing us Chrome Angels!)
Little Shop of Horrors getting remade
shocktillyoudrop sez:
under the direction of Corman vet and Wrong Turn 3 helmer Declan O’Brien.
“I just optioned the remake rights,” O’Brien announced to ShockTillYouDrop.com this morning. “We’re going to set that up as a studio feature.” The director is going to be shepherded by Roger Corman and The Bourne Identity producer Andrew Tennenbaum “After I did this movie for Roger called Cyclops he was so happy he said, ‘This is the best movie that’s come through my doors in 20 years, so here’s my catalogue, pick something else.'”
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“I have a take on it you’re not going to expect. I’m taking it in a different direction, let’s put it that way.”
Cyclops wasn’t terrible, but unless you actually do the alternate ending of the musical version, I don’t see this one being near as fun. But then, I’m cynical.