Actor Keith David talks about his latest horror film Union Furnace and his take on his role in The Thing
The-thing
An ongoing column featuring father/son screenings of classic and contemporary monster movies
Mondo and USAopoly drag John Carpenter-inspired game home in time for Halloween
EVERY iteration of the title creature, ranked for your amusement
The street date has changed from September 20 to October 11, 2016
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Scream Factory Reveals Features/Pre-Order for THE THING Blu-ray In 1982 legendary genre filmmaker John Carpenter (HALLOWEEN, THEY LIVE) unleashed THE […]
Movie junkie Jessie Robbins picks a fright flick for a Saturday night. It’s Saturday, and for some of us that […]
Jamie Bell plays Ben Grimm in the August 7 release
Consistently, Mondo—the collectible arts arm of the Alamo Drafthouse—have utilized their Austin gallery space for more than simple tribute to […]
Is seminal filmmaker John Carpenter bigger than ever? Lately, it seems so. His iconic style, both cinematically and musically, is consistently […]
Trevor Henderson is offers horror fans some new Halloween decorations that are an alternative to the classic wall hangers featuring skeletons, witches and black cats. The artist has hand-crafted five wall hanger designs that are based on modern horror icons. They’re now all up for sale via Henderson’s Etsy page. Peruse our gallery here – you’ll find accompanying links if you want to make a few purchases (I snagged the Myers and Cropsey hangers). He’s also got some killer stickers based on The Funhouse, Stagefright, Night of the Creeps and more.
A very cool video posted by Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc. – the FX house behind this year’s The Thing prequel – takes you inside their workshop for a revealing, insightful look at how some of the creatures were created. When the film was released in October, it took a bit of a lambasting for its excessive use of CGI. But as the video inside shows, there was an effort to create a practical “Thing” before it was augmented with CGI. Beware, though, there are spoilers…including a look at the eponymous intergalactic being in “pilot” form.
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Carpenter’s film revisited!
