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Monster Awareness Month has gotten so big (see what we did there?) that it will no longer be hosted by Beyond Fiction but has its very own site! After a very successful Ghost Appreciation Month, hosted between 1st October and 1st November 2010, the focus, this time, will be on monsters from film, and literature, with authors and bloggers contributing various posts over the course of the month, including: film reviews, interviews, articles, book reviews, etc.
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Monster Awareness Month–The End

Written by Monster Awareness Month team member, Mark S. Deniz And it’s over, the end of another of the awareness months and, dare I say it, the best so far? In terms of development and work it sort of makes … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Daikaiju and Mr. Hood

Interview conducted by Monster Awareness Month member, Mark S. Deniz It has been my great privilege to not only have Robert Hood on the team for Monster Awareness Month but to be able to read some excellent articles by him too! Now, … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Cloverfield – review

Written by Monster Awareness Month team member, Mark S. Deniz [Part Two of Mark’s ‘Handheld Cinema Classics’ trilogy] Something has found us… So reads the tagline of one of the most powerful films of its type so far. Being as … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Teratography

Written by author John Langan I Family tradition has it that, when I was born, my father was watching a monster movie. He’d been watching one on the home TV when my mother had told him it was time to go … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Clean up in Aisle Five: The Mist – review

Written by author, Sonia Marcon The Mist will surprise some viewers because it’s not directly a scream-fest horror. In fact, the only thing that makes this film considered to be horror is that it’s based on the novella by Stephen … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Pan’s Labyrinth – review

Written by Monster Awarness Month team member, Harry Markov Celebrating the monsters in cinema can’t be complete without mentioning the monsters in our mythology. Pan’s Labyrinth is the perfect example of how the monstrous in our folklore can be assimilated … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Cloverfield – review

Written by Monster Awareness Month team member, Mark S. Deniz [Part Two of Mark’s ‘Handheld Cinema Classics’ trilogy] Something has found us… So reads the tagline of one of the most powerful films of its type so far. Being as several of the monster obsessives I know have dismissed the film (for vari
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Cloverfield–trailer

Something is amongst us…and the last film of Monster Awareness Month is happy to show us just what…. Is your dropbox ready for tonight’s screening?
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Pan’s Labyrinth – review

Written by Monster Awareness Month team member Orrin Grey While movies like Blade 2 and Hellboy had already put Guillermo del Toro in the geek movie spotlight, it was Pan’s Labyrinth, with its six Academy Award nominations and three wins, … Continue reading →
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Monster Awareness Month · 1Y ago

Barker’s Monsters – Part Three

Written by Monster Awareness Month team member: Sharon Ring Before I began writing these posts I asked a few genre-friendly people to name monster / bogeyman icons from the last decade or so of mainstream horror cinema. The only two … Continue reading →
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