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United Monsters Talent Agency (2010) – John Doe’s Short Film Of The Moment
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Robert Rodriguez keeps an eye on that big fish.
Fantastic Fest this year served up a healthy dose of quality horror and science fiction, amongst the most buzzed works of the festival was a little short titled United Monsters Talent Agency.
Extra, extra, read all about it! They’re Reel! They’re real! What if the cavalcade of classic monsters that rose from the Universal back lot during the golden age of horror really existed? This is the nostalgic conceit that the United Monsters Talent Agency successfully awakens.
The Invisible Man makes as much of an appearance as he is capable.
Greg Nicotero works on Mickey Rourke as Marv in Sin City.
Eli Roth suits up to salute the horror legends.
A passionate love letter to the founding fathers of the genre, Nicotero displays flawless attention to detail, the SFX loyally recreate the age it homage’s and the tone of the piece is perfect.
For John Doe this is an early Halloween treat that will be hard to top. Make sure you watch through the final credits for added pleasures...and please do not feed the animals!
Presenting the United Monsters Talent Agency
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Horrorphile
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Horrorphile
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That sucks, I think you would have enjoyed The United Monsters Talent Agency.
Sorry about the apparent region coding on this clip. I scoured the net for another source but at the moment this is the only one with the full film.
I believe some video sites do have geographic restrictions. Not sure if you guys are able to access places like www.hulu.com or www.sidereel.com for instance. These are two places where I watch a lot of my TV shows.
Anyway, as soon as an alternate clip becomes available I will repost this again.
Infognito
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QUOTE ME NO QUOTES!
this has to be the ultimate teaser for your next post with the local version!!!
hehe!
Dammit... the idea reminds me of those Abbott and Costello (no, not the politicians)
monster mayhem films, well, maybe there was only one, with Dracula, Wolfman and whatnot...
I used to dream about doing a film with them all...let's hope it gets up for a full length feature!
cheers
fog
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Am keeping an eye out though so all my pals down under can see it.
Abbott and Costello encountered most all of them over the course of a couple of films I think. Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein had Dracula too, but I know there were a few others. Loved em as a kid too.