Written By: Ken HulseySources: Harry Chaskin / Avery Guerra
Many of you may remember my article last month about a great little animated short, called "Bygone Behemoth", which chronicled the day-to-day events in the life of a retired stop-motion movie monster.
Well, today I have two great posters for the films debut at SXSW in Austin, Texas, this weekend, plus information on when it will be screening at the event.
The posters were created by writer/director, Harry Chaskin, exclusively for the event, and he thought that the readers here at MIN may enjoy seeing them before they go on display in Austin.
Wanna know more about "Behemoth"? Check out these glaring words of praise about the film from "Killer Klowns From Outer Space" director, Stephen Chiodo, "A well crafted and poignant tribute to the Golden Age of Monster Movies that inspired everything we see today. A heartfelt homage to all us dinosaurs in Hollywood."
That's pretty cool.
Here is the official synopsis from the SXSW website:
'Bygone Behemoth' presents a day-in-the-life of an unemployed B-Movie monster, a lingering personified special-effect of the 1950's. No longer gracing the silver screen, his memories are now banished to late-night syndication on a 'Chiller Theater' type program featuring 93-year-old WPIX horror icon John Zacherley, a live-action reflection of the Behemoth...
And here are the screening times for "Bygone Behemoth" at the event:
Sunday, March 14 01:30 PM at Alamo Lamar 1
Tuesday, March 16 11:00 AM at Alamo Lamar 1
Wednesday, March 17 01:30 PM at Alamo Lamar 1
More info about SXSW can be found - HERE
See Also: Bygone Behemoth Explores What Happens When Monsters Retire
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