This February it will be Attack From Planet B’s 2nd anniversary, so what better way to celebrate it, than with a good old fashion competition. But not just any old competition, no. We’re going to give away 3 amazing titles from the Shameless Screen Entertainments wonderful catalogue of the weird and the horrifying.
So if you’re in the celebrating mood why not head inside to see what is on offer and enter our 2nd anniversary competition NOW!
The Giants might have won the Super Bowl for the 4th time, but the teams and the game aren’t the real reason why the world watches this sporting extravaganza. The real reason people watch this is because it’s all about the trailers.
So head on inside to catch 4 of the best that were on show during Super Bowl XLVI
We’re already into the 2nd month of the year and there is still so many joy’s lying ahead of us in the world of movie screenings. Coming this March sees the start of The Prince Charles Cinema’s The Good Bad Movie Club Season.
Yes that’s right; The Good Bad Movie Club is back for its next season and starts off with a comic-book classic Swamp Thing. So head on in for full details.
With non-stop gore and bonkers characters, this is the Japanese exploitation film that was one of the few to get noticed by the wider world and let the whole catalogue of Japanese exploitation get a foot-hold in world cinema.
Attack From Planet B loves to bring to you, Dom’s Retooled and Remodelled look at the 2008 film The Machine Girl, where Ami Hyūga as an avenging high school girl is ready to take down the people responsible for her brother’s death, but she’s no ordinary girl, she’s THE MACHINE GIRL!
Back when action heroes were more concerned about what was the best way to bring down an attack helicopter and less concerned about what was going to be the emotional affect on the bad guy’s family. When those stars playing such heroes where defined by their one-liners and not by their Oscar potential, there stood a group of stars that would blow-up the screen on a regular basis, one such star was Dolph Lungren.
Now thanks to Arrow Video The Dolph is back on our screens in glorious high definition in the 1988 release Red Scorpion. You know the one, the one were he runs around in short shorts with a huge machine gun, “Good Golly Miss Molly!”. Head on in if you don’t believe us…
Just thought other day, while getting a dose of The Van Damme and The Dolph in Universal Solider, I was thinking it was about time we had another “Our Top…” post here at Attack From Planet B.
Inspired by their amazing acting abilities to nail the roles of mindless computer controlled humanoids, so much so at some points it didn’t even look like acting, they were that good. I though we should have a look at our top Robots, Cyborgs & Humanoids. However, being us we’re not going to picking your R2-D2’s or your Terminators, we’re going to go B for these wonders of technology.
So head on inside to see if any of your favourite talking trash cans made it onto our list…
Shunzi is a hard working man living in Beijing who just wants to get ahead in life, but after he is fired from his job as a taxi driver his wife wastes no time kicking him out of his own home. With no choice but to move back in with his parents Shunzi makes the decision to secretly open an adult sex shop with little regard for losing standing in the eyes of others.
Welcome to the Red Light Revolution, a collision of traditional Chinese sensibilities and modern sexuality.
From its humble DC comic origins through to its decidedly B-Movie appeal, Swamp thing is one of more interesting comic book failures, overwhelmingly camp in places, with some incredibly dated effects work, but brought to us by one of the biggest cult directors going, Wes Craven.
Dom, takes us on a retrospective look into the wonderful world of DC’s Swamp Thing. Head on in to see what’s going down in the swamp…
