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All Monsters Attack (2002)

 

Rating: NR

Studio: Image Entertainment

Review Posted: 1.15.03

Spoilers: None

 

By John Teves.

 

The Movie

 

They're colossal! They're hungry! And they're coming this way! Here's the most gigantic assortment of oversized beasts, behemoths, dinosaurs, and indescribable space creatures ever to overwhelm your video screen. See 55 classic sci-fi trailers featuring the Colossal Man, the 50-Foot Woman, a giant Frankenstein, Kronos, Gorgo, Gwangi, Varan the Unbelievable, and Yog, Monster from Space! See Chicago sacked by gargantuan grasshoppers! See Arizona invaded by big bunny rabbits! See pioneering special effects work from Willis O'Brien, Ray Harryhausen, Jim Danforth, Eiji Tsuburaya, and others from the Golden Age of sci-fi thrillers!

 

The Video & Audio

 

This disc is difficult to describe when it comes to picture and sound. The picture and sound are not up to par with DVD standards, but what one has to realize is that the quality adds to the classic appeal of the film.

 

The Extras

  • Over 50 Classic Sci-Fi Trailers

  • The Land That Time Forgot (1975): Original Making of Featurette

  • The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad (1958): Original Making of Featurette

  • Operation Plumbob (1954): Atomic Safety Short

  • Mega-Morphosis (1992): Kafka meets Godzilla in this award-winning student cartoon

Overall

 

This is such a remarkable disc. I love movie trailers and to see all these classic monster reels was truly enjoyable, I just wish studios today would put together theatrical trailers like this one, for other genres. For viewers with a love for trailers, let the collections commence - Studios will begin to appreciate the enthusiasm "movie freaks" have over trailers and more of these discs will become apparent. Highly recommended.

 

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