March 19th, 2010

Syfy Prepares to Destroy All Monsters

While we wait for Roger Corman’s Sharktopus to surface, Syfy Channel has just announced a new slate of creature feature titles. Glancing over the full list of upcoming titles, it’s staggering to see just how many films will be coming out that appear influenced or at least in the same vein as Dinoshark, Corman’s most recent production with Syfy Channel. First, Dread Central posted a new trailer for the upcoming Dinocroc vs. Supergator, which features one of David Carradine’s last onscreen performances. Now, there’s plans for “Saturday Original Movies” that range from Mothmen to Mongolian Death Worms. Set your DVRs to stun.

Here are some highlights from Syfy’s upcoming slate:

”MEGA PIRANHA—Premieres Saturday, April 10, at 9PM (ET/PT)—An unusual alliance tries to stop a mutant strain of giant ferocious piranhas that have escaped from the Amazon and are eating their way to Florida. Stars Barry Williams, Tiffany and Paul Logan.

MOTHMAN—Premieres Saturday, April 24, at 9PM (ET/PT)—The legendary West Virginia monster returns to exact revenge on five childhood friends who covered up an accidental killing. Stars Jewel Staite.

MONGOLIAN DEATH WORM—Premieres Saturday, May 8, at 9PM (ET/PT)—A treasure hunter who has been searching for a tomb containing Genghis Khan’s treasure teams with a humanitarian UN health worker to stop the Mongolian Death Worms, awakened by experimental oil drilling in the Mongolian desert. Stars Patrick Flannery and Victoria Pratt.

SCREAM OF THE BANSHEE—An archeology professor unearths a dangerous relic, releasing a creature that can kill with her bone-splitting scream. Stars Lauren Holly and Lance Henriksen.

Ok, so that last one isn’t a creature feature at all but hey, it’s got Lance Henriksen in it. That’s got to count for something, right? Check out the full list of upcoming Syfy “original” movies here.

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