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First Images And Cast Unveiled For Creature Feature ‘Big Legend’

The first images and the cast for Justin Lee’s creature feature, Big Legend, has just been unveiled. Kevin Makely, Todd A. Robinson, Summer Spiro, and scream queen Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare on Elm Street) star in this film about a man on a mission to find answers about the disappearance of his fiancee (Spiro). From the Press Release: Los Angeles, CA – Kevin Makely, Todd A. Robinson, Summer Spiro, and horror-veteran Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare On Elm Street) make up the cast for the upcoming creature-feature “Big Legend” which wrapped principle cinematography in December. Filming took place in southwest Washington in and around the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, at the base of an actual volcano: Mt. St. Helens. “Big Legend” follows an ex-soldier named Tyler (Makely) who ventures out into the Pacific Northwest wilderness in hopes of finding answers to the disappearance of his fiance (Spiro). After a series of strange and violent occurrences, Tyler finds himself relying on a

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Jul 30, 2017
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Lucas Birnie Seeks Backers For Indie-Creature Feature ‘Were-Wool’

Filmmaker Lucas Birnie is seeking backers for upcoming indie creature-feature, Were-Wool. Influenced equally by the 1981 John Landis classic tale of full-moon bloodlust, An American Werewolf in London, and James Gunn’s 2006 cult splatter comedy Slither, the director aims to, as stated on the film’s Kickstarter page, be “the culmination of a few of my – and what I can only hope are also your – favourite things: love, laughs, lycanthropy, sheep, blood, guts, and more blood.” Here’s a brief synopsis of the story, also from the movie’s Kickstarter page: “Max Pemberton is your average everyday shmuck who has had to give up on his aspirations and settle into a more practical lifestyle in the rural town of Lafontaine with his long-time girlfriend, and local veterinarian, Sarah Ackerman. Fed up with his work as an archivist for the local insurance broker Max makes a last-ditch effort to take charge of his life, that is, until under the light of the

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Jul 12, 2017
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Stanley Tucci Joins The Cast Of The Creature Feature THE SILENCE

Stanley Tucci, who starred in The Hunger Games and Transformer: Age of Extinction, has joined the cast of John Leonetti’s creature feature The Silence. Tucci will star alongside the previously announced Kiernan Shipka (Mad Men). Set in a world where the human race is threatened by giant bats, the film is based on the novel by Tim Lebbon (30 Days of Night). The Silence centers on Ally, a deaf teenager, and her family, whose world is turned upside down by a deadly and primal force. In the fields near her New Jersey home, a colony of bats are attacked by a parasitic insect and soon morph into a new lethal species called Vesps. As the bling winged creatures quickly grow, spread, and attack the human population. Ally’s heightened senses become her strength. She can feel when the Vesps are close and comes to realize that even the slightest noise summons them in huge numbers. She and her family seek refuge

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May 20, 2017
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Geoff Harmer Announces Proof Of Concept For Creature Feature DEAD AIR

Award-winning director Geoff Harmer’s short horror film Selfie is still making its rounds at film festivals will soon be joined by his next project, a female-driven horror-comedy he has just announced, titled Dead Air, written by award-winning filmmaker Peter Hearn (Scrawl). The short film will be used as a shop window for the feature film version of the movie. The film “follows an all-female punk rock band who end up on a flight with some nasty little creatures at 30000 feet. With only the help of their instruments, a tape recorder, a dodgy crew member and a bottle of piss, the girls try to fend off the evil to get to play their final gig.” From the Press Release: This ambitious practical fx heavy short, utilising Labyrinth style puppets and prosthetic monster make up effects is a love letter to the creature features of the 80’s as well as being a goopy blood soaked fun ride. This concept short aims

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New Trailer And Stills Arrive For Australian Creature Feature Red Billabong

Sparke Films has just released a new trailer and a series of images for Red Billabong. After over a decade working on film sets around the world, Luke Sparke is making his directorial debut with this ambitious action-packed Australian creature feature. From the Press Release: Combining a legendary monster of the Outback with the intricate web of a family secret, Red Billabong will debut in Australian cinemas this July from Sparke, Pinnacle Films and Darclight Films. Nick Marshal and his estranged brother Tristan are drawn into a world of secrets and lies when their grandfather’s enormous outback property passes into their hands. Old wounds are reopened as friends arrive to visit and strange things begin to occur around the river’s billabong water hole. After visits from an old aboriginal family friend and an unscrupulous property developer, the brothers wonder just who is on their side. Night falls, tensions rise, friends go missing, and past misgivings come to a head. Tristan

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Apr 26, 2016
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Death From The Depths: Must See Aquatic Creature Features

As summer heats up our thoughts begin to drift to the water, the beach and the local swimming holes. This summer don’t forget to check out these water related creature features. Jaws (1975) ‘Jaws’ is the one of the most famous creature features. 40 years after it’s release it still remains a loved classic. A huge Great White shark is stalking the waters around Amity Island. The police chief, a scientist and a shark hunter set out to hunt down the behemoth. Cast: Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss Deep Blue Sea (1999) This summer shark thriller follows a group of scientists experimenting on sharks. One the side effects of the testing is that the sharks are becoming smarter, a lot smarter. Of course, these sharks don’t want to be tested on and with their higher intelligence, things will soon go very wrong for the scientists. Cast: Thomas Jane, Samuel L. Jackson, Saffron Burrows Piranha 3D (2010) An underwater tremor

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Jun 23, 2015
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Chase Smith’s Horror Anthology ‘Creature Feature’

Five tales of terror, all taking place on a foggy Halloween night in Georgia, connect together to create this indie horror anthology titled ‘Creature Feature’. In the first segment a babysitter learns of the consequences of being irresponsible. In the next tale a group of collage kids stumbles on the “mother of all scarecrows”. Next, two teens steal from the wrong man, one rumored to howl at the moon. In the next segment we witness a man return from the grave to seek revenge against his wife and their evil children. Lastly, we meet Gentleman Jack of London. Writer/director Chase Smith, who also wrote and directed ‘Realm of Souls’, brings us this spooky anthology, which stars Libby Blanton (22 Jump Street), Tenille Houston (The Canyons),Chance Kelley (The Originals), Jason Vail (Tammy), John Emil D’Angelo ‘Love Thang’ and many more. The movie goes back to the time of comic-book inspired movies and pays homage to movies such as ‘Trick ‘r Treat’.

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Jun 22, 2015
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Watch Out For SyFy’s New Creature Feature, ‘Lavalantula’

Arachnophobia sufferers would like to think nothing worse could exist than your everyday spider, but things could be much worse. Imagine, if you will, a legion of giant lava spewing spiders, that’s exactly what The SyFy’s Channel’s latest creature feature, ‘Lavalantula’, is all about. On Saturday July 25th at 9 p.m., your screen will witness a swarm of Lavantulas emerge for an ancient volcano in the mountains of Santa Monica. Los Angeles lies right in the path of the blood thirsty, lava spewing creatures. It’s up to actors Steve Guttenberg, Leslie Easterbrook, Michael Winslow, Nia Peebles and Ralph Garman to stop the creatures and save the day.

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Jun 11, 2015
Movie Review: Creepy-Creatures Double-Feature - V.C.I. Blu-ray

Movie Review: Creepy-Creatures Double-Feature – V.C.I. Blu-ray

V.CI. have gone creature crazy and have slapped two spine-tinglers from the golden age of Drive-in madness together on one Blu-ray disc titled (appropriately enough) Creepy-Creatures Double-Feature! This monster mash gets underway with The Crawling Hand from 1963… A manned space mission goes tits-up in the worst possible way resulting in a self-destruct request from an astronaut that’s miraculously lived without oxygen for over twenty minutes. The cosmic wreckage from said blast rains down over a small California beach town where it’s discovered by young science student Paul (Rod Lauren) and his Nordic gal pal, Marta (Sirry Steffen). Among the debris is one of our bomb-shattered astronauts arms with hand still attached (which is solid for title accuracy’s sake), and soon that arcane appendage is up and about causing that patented monster mayhem died-in-the-wicked-wool Monsterkids like us love six ways to Sunday… but, that horrid hand doesn’t stop there as it possesses Paul for a lil’ Jekyll n’ Hyde riffage!

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Jun 27, 2026
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‘Mayfair Watchers Society’ Podcast is Getting a Feature Film Adaptation

Trevor Henderson’s terrifying creatures have haunted podcast listeners for years through Mayfair Watchers Society! Now, Variety reports that these iconic monsters are coming to the big screen in a massive feature film adaptation! Cineverse secured a major deal with Henderson to bring the hit horror podcast to movie theaters. Since launching, this beloved series has been downloaded over three million times and will expand across both cinema and audio formats. The Story The podcast’s story unfolds in the fictional town of Mayfair, a picturesque community defined by manicured lawns, neighborhood book clubs, bake sales, and Sunday school gatherings. But beneath this tranquil domestic facade lies a sinister reality: unsettling creatures silently prowl the shadows along local bus routes, quiet wooded roads, abandoned mills, and the dark stretches just beyond the glow of porch lights. Seamlessly blending the quiet rhythm of small-town life with eerie supernatural terror, the story explores a community’s chaotic unraveling when these hidden nightmare entities can no longer

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Oct 16, 2026