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    [Analysis] Celestial Return: Losing the dice is also losing the game

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Cinema and series
·17/07/2016·5 Minute reading

[HorrorScience] Frankenstein Conquers the World (1965)

The heart of Frankenstein's monster is transferred from Nazi Germany to Japan, but the end of World War II causes everything to be destroyed. Years later, a strange-looking child is captured by scientists who are amazed to see how he rapidly increases in size.
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avatar photoMartin Fernandez·
Cinema and series
·21/02/2016·4 Minute reading

[HorrorScience] Ghidorah the Three-Headed Dragon (1964)

After a meteor shower, a strange woman appears telling prophecies about monsters that will fight the danger emerging from space: the three-headed dragon King Guidorah.
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avatar photoMartin Fernandez·
Cinema and series
·14/09/2014·3 Minute reading

[HorrorScience] Mothra (1961)

A shipwreck near an island dislodged by radiation reveals that there are still humans living on it. A group of scientists will travel to the island to investigate it, however something supernatural will change their destiny forever.
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Godzilla Strikes Back Poster
avatar photoMartin Fernandez·
Cinema and series
·03/08/2014·4 Minute reading

[HorrorScience] Godzilla Strikes Back (1955)

After landing on a small island in the middle of the sea, a seaplane pilot discovers two giant monsters fighting, and what's worse... one of them appears to be Godzilla!
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Gojira Poster - Godzilla: King of the Monsters (1954)
avatar photoMartin Fernandez·
Cinema and series
·22/06/2014·5 Minute reading

[HorrorScience] Gojira – Godzilla: King of the Monsters (1954)

Having recently suffered the atomic bombs in World War II, Japan is preparing for a new atomic threat that seems impossible to stop.
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