WTF Happened To The Blob?

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  • Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2024

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  • @bensneb360
    @bensneb360 Год назад +108

    This movie is one of the gold standards of how to do a good remake, that honors the original, but does it own thing

    • @tarap9924
      @tarap9924 Год назад +4

      it is one of the best remakes i have seen

    • @reggyjohnson9083
      @reggyjohnson9083 Год назад +3

      It even flips the script. Kill a child! Make main characters only to quickly kill them off

    • @Xaz-h5b
      @Xaz-h5b 3 месяца назад

      Originality is important when u r making a remake, because there must be a reason as to why someone would appreciate a remake, and that reason is that the remake is at least somewhat different from the original project. Because otherwise there would be more reason to settle with the original project over the remake. Why watch the remake, if the remake is exactly like the original?
      😅😅😅 but ofc elitist movie goers want everyone to be convinced that the best way to make a remake of a movie, is to make it exactly like the original master pice. Because originality is dead, and that people would just rather watch the same exact movies over and over again.

    • @willpower8289
      @willpower8289 27 дней назад +1

      That’s why this movie is so horrifying to me. Let me tell you a little story. My grandpa shows me a lot of old classic shows and films he grew up with. And i remember as a little kid probably 5 or 7 he showed me The Blob from 1958. And back then that movie scared me. This simple old movie scared the heck out of me as a kid so much so I used to sleep with the bed covers over me out of hope that it would protect me from the Blob if it came for me while i was sleeping.
      Now of course as I grew up I realized how cheesy and phoney the movie actually is.
      And then he showed me the 1988 remake. Yeah at age 17 or so my grandpa and I sat down to watch the remake and I thought it wouldn’t be too bad but as we watched it I realized that this movie basically took whatever fears 5 to 7 year old me had towards the blob and basically multiplied it by 10 because this movie not only scared me but disgusted me. The way the humans are digested by the blob was so sickening after my grandpa and I finished the movie I had a hard time eating lunch! I know this sounds silly but I don’t do well with horror movies.
      I always recommend both versions of the blob to people because I firmly believe The Blob 1988 is a great example on how to redo a classic movie while doing your own thing with it.

  • @wstine79
    @wstine79 Год назад +104

    This is one of my favorite remakes. The theater scene, the surprise attack in the doctor's office, and the child death in the sewer were awesome.

  • @edwardwilliams2438
    @edwardwilliams2438 Год назад +8

    Back in 1988 this movie was a sleeper. I recall seeing this in the multiplex in Michigan. Summertime in Michigan is the season of outdoor activities..so sitting in a dark cinema was not a big draw. Had this film been released in the fall..I'm sure they might have had a bigger hit. But, all in all...this movie was a real thrill. Great special effects and a diverse cast. I must have viewed it about 6 or 7 times in the theater. But the Blockbuster era was where it really took off....a real treat to watch on a rainy night on your home Sony TV...those were the days. Thanks for the recap...love the channel..great perspective of one of my favorite flicks.

  • @rig-zag
    @rig-zag Год назад +24

    The Blob, both the original and the 88 reboot, were two of my favorite horror movies growing up (Along with Creature from the Black Lagoon, which has yet to be remade thank god). The original still has the idealistic 50s charm, But this is one of the best remakes of all time, with loads of 80s swagger. so frickin cool.

    • @rig-zag
      @rig-zag Год назад +3

      Not sure what happened to that comment.... But yes, I was going to add an asterisk, that Del Toros "Shape of Water" is sort of a spiritual homage to "Creature", and while he did toy with the notion of remaking the original for many years, "Shape of Water" is not a direct remake. That being said, it is a masterpiece in it's own right.

  • @cinemacola6398
    @cinemacola6398 Год назад +32

    Honestly, one of the best horror movies of all time. I watch it around every Halloween. The script for this movie is really underappreciated.

  • @suipsycko
    @suipsycko Год назад +12

    This is how remakes are meant to be done.... not a frame by frame copy, just enough ‘similarities’ to the source material while also giving it a feeling all its own...

    • @molasorrosalom4846
      @molasorrosalom4846 Год назад +1

      Yeah, I saw Invasion of The Body Snatchers yesterday, the 78 remake, and critics claim its the superior version.

  • @nikitaaverin
    @nikitaaverin Год назад +11

    Watched it as a kid and still own the DVD. Screenplay is perfection. Darabont and Russell was a magic mix.

  • @ObiClon
    @ObiClon 6 месяцев назад +3

    I recently re-watched this movie this week and to this day I still love it! I always remember the game I used to play with my siblings where we would chase one another around the house in a large blanket we pretended was the titular creature. It definitely is an example of a remake done right in an age where remakes fall short of the original.

  • @UnwrittenSpade
    @UnwrittenSpade Год назад +8

    The 88 blob is one of my alltime fav horror movies it’s so damn fun!

  • @thehopelesspragmatic6701
    @thehopelesspragmatic6701 Год назад +3

    The Thing and the Blob were both my childhood favorites, they blew my mind about potential dangers beyond claw and fangs, things so alien they lack a true form.

  • @bobsanders9114
    @bobsanders9114 Год назад +9

    GOOD ONE! Recently resaw this movie - and it still works! A big part of that is the high quality acting throughout.

  • @springsogourne
    @springsogourne Год назад +3

    The Theatre in the original film has a festival every year called “The Blobfest” in Phoenixville, PA. It’s crazy popular. Everyone gets to run out of the theatre at the end of the showing of the movie. It’s worth the trip, but tickets sell out within hours.

  • @CRITTERBUSTERS
    @CRITTERBUSTERS Год назад +21

    Seems like in the 80s they nailed 3 remakes of the most popular 50s horror films. The Fly, The Thing and The Blob. The answer to why they were so good is simply because they had updated them in the right way, by not copying everything shot for shot. Oh and the special effects on all these movies were incredible and still look great. Practical Is photorealistic, CGI always looks off, the lighting and movement is inorganic and on top of that the actors aren’t reacting to anything and it shows.

    • @kri249
      @kri249 Год назад +3

      The 80s actually nailed a few 50s remakes. Some I'm still discovering were actually remakes.
      And totally agree with practical effects. I loathe CGI and hollywoods overuse of it. Especially since now most movies look more like videogames than actual movies.

    • @e84fresh
      @e84fresh 3 месяца назад +2

      80s special effects were the best

  • @OperativeD
    @OperativeD Год назад +9

    This is hands down one of THE examples of what and how a remake should be. Not just cheap cash in or "they didn't have cell phones or cgi back then" lazy updating. Sadly I've only seen it maybe twice when I was younger. I remember liking it, but it just wasn't one of the flicks I caught in heavy rotation on cable back in the day.

    • @ShadowSonic2
      @ShadowSonic2 Год назад +1

      It helps when the original wasn't a very good movie to start with.

  • @itslouiemoo8018
    @itslouiemoo8018 Год назад +2

    Was always a favorite of mine growing up. Surprised it never got a sequel with that ending.

  • @rjazz2
    @rjazz2 Год назад +11

    When the child died in the sewer, I got really scared for the other characters because it broke a rule for me. Once that happened, it was a free for all--anyone could die in this movie.

  • @deanh7032
    @deanh7032 Год назад +4

    Nightmare 3 and The Blob within a year. Chuck Russell did a great job.

  • @indiecinemaster4699
    @indiecinemaster4699 Год назад +26

    One of the best horror remakes ever made. Part of a nice lineup with _King Kong_ 1976, _Invasion of the Body Snatchers_ 1978, _The Thing_ 1982, _The Fly_ 1986, and _Little Shop of Horrors_ 1986. _Invaders From Mars_ 1985 was decent and I also heard _Cat People_ 1982 was pretty good too, so I gotta see it.

    • @glibglob8755
      @glibglob8755 Год назад +1

      How do you make your words go sideways like that? Please, explain.

    • @time2float
      @time2float Год назад +2

      𝘓𝘪𝘵𝘵𝘭𝘦 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘱 𝘰𝘧 𝘩𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘰𝘳𝘴 1986 was definitely my favorite. Hopefully somebody can do a good remake soon

    • @indiecinemaster4699
      @indiecinemaster4699 Год назад +1

      @@time2float They're doing one with Chris Evans, Scarlett Johannson, and Billy Porter.

    • @kri249
      @kri249 Год назад

      I'm glad you included Invaders from Mars. I loved that movie as a kid and rewatched it recently. It still holds up.
      And Cat people is actually pretty good. Not spectacular but definitely worth a watch.

    • @time2float
      @time2float Год назад

      @@indiecinemaster4699 can’t wait to see it!

  • @jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545
    @jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545 Год назад +6

    The Blob remake is my favorite of the 3 great remakes of the 1980s. The Thing and The Fly are great but The Blob is just special to me for a few reasons, some personal.

  • @livingdeadjake4228
    @livingdeadjake4228 Год назад +2

    One of the most underrated remakes of all time. This film is how you honor an original and make it your own film as well/something a tad different. Another good example is the evil dead remake (2013) or continuation/sequel.

  • @stevenlemons2602
    @stevenlemons2602 Год назад +2

    I saw it in theaters when it came out and loved it. I own it on blue-ray and watched it again a month ago. Still love it.

  • @nc32203
    @nc32203 Год назад +6

    👍This Blob remake was Great. Wish they had done a sequel soon after.😎

  • @waltlikka
    @waltlikka Год назад +3

    “The Blob (1988) is one of my favorite horror movies. It def. has that Russell/Darabont magic found in “Dream Warriors.” I feel it suffered b/c it was released 2 weeks before “Dream Master” & we were clamoring for that movie in the summer of ‘88. But “The Blob” holds its own and is an awesome fucking movie.

  • @PGHDude
    @PGHDude Год назад +5

    This movie was so amazing and ahead of it’s time.

  • @titanfreestylept736
    @titanfreestylept736 Год назад +1

    This is a great example of getting it right and the remake being an improvement on the original.

  • @mikaross4671
    @mikaross4671 2 месяца назад

    One of my favorite horror movies ever. The effects are still top notch. The 1980s Blob gave me such nightmares, but I love this movie a ton as an adult.

  • @TheBall12
    @TheBall12 Год назад +4

    It was just ahead of its time similar to "The Thing" who had an even worse fate at the box office and with its reviews. The practical special effects and gore are fantastic even by todays standarts.

  • @virgil3241
    @virgil3241 Год назад +1

    I remember one thing about that movie, and I havent seen it for 40 years. Is the sink scene, and will remember it forever

  • @ambrosioproductionsllc3867
    @ambrosioproductionsllc3867 7 месяцев назад +1

    One of the best horror movies ever created! 1000x better than the original. STILL FREAKS ME OUT!!

  • @MacMc691
    @MacMc691 Год назад +2

    This was a good remake and definitely worth the viewing for anyone that hasn't had a chance to see it. If anyone is a fan of the original, you will almost certainly enjoy this one.

    • @jimbowlan5804
      @jimbowlan5804 Год назад

      It was pretty good I like the orginal as well I just watched this like 3 weeks ago

    • @MacMc691
      @MacMc691 Год назад

      @@jimbowlan5804 Yeah, the remake was good, not great, it won't wow anyone. I still prefer the original, probably due to McQueen, and I enjoy looking at the time period more than the remake. My teenage years were the 80's, and our fashion was a little strange. lol I'd have to see both again to really make a good comparison, but as far as remakes go, this one works.

  • @colinmcom14
    @colinmcom14 Год назад +3

    Fantastic movie! It's right up there with The Thing and Invasion of the Body Snatchers for best horror remakes.

  • @DarkMetalSpider
    @DarkMetalSpider Год назад +1

    The Blob '88... epically, the BEST remake of any genre, ever made... of ALL-TIME!!😌

  • @djhollywoodlive6910
    @djhollywoodlive6910 Год назад +1

    One of my favorite movies of all time

  • @raptorskilltor4554
    @raptorskilltor4554 Год назад +33

    I hope they don’t make a very disappointing remake of this movie with half-bake plot and forced modern comedy to it that would age poorly in the near future

    • @Repossessedurass
      @Repossessedurass Год назад +2

      They've been trying to remake this since the early 2000's.

    • @bones2015ify
      @bones2015ify Год назад +2

      Rob zombie was working on it lol

    • @ShadowSonic2
      @ShadowSonic2 Год назад +2

      Uh...you mean just like the 80s version did?

    • @shannondore
      @shannondore Год назад

      @@bones2015ify Oh Geez! I hope if he makes it he makes it more like Devil's Rejects and NOT like The Munsters.🙄

    • @adamseccombe2800
      @adamseccombe2800 Год назад

      They will..eventually

  • @mr.whisper3338
    @mr.whisper3338 Год назад +1

    1988 Blob is how you remake a film. Just like The Thing. You give them something new while respecting the property and not going in a more wild direction than the already wild premise.

  • @johna4371
    @johna4371 Год назад

    Just watched this again after not having seen it since it's theatrical release. Absolutely top to bottom fantastic. I can't believe it had just kind of slipped from my brain for decades.

  • @Ryoufriggingserious
    @Ryoufriggingserious Год назад +1

    Definitely one of the best remakes ever!

  • @dr.burtgummerfan439
    @dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад +2

    Both the original and the remake are classics. And the remake has Shawnee Smith!

  • @grapeshot
    @grapeshot Год назад +4

    I still like that scene when the blob pulls that man down through the sink.

  • @FunkesBlowhard
    @FunkesBlowhard Год назад +1

    It's like you all are working your way through my DVD collection haha, great work as always!

  • @ashes48
    @ashes48 Год назад +1

    I loved the 1988 version. I was 12 years old and the effects just blew my mind!

  • @shanekixmiller2133
    @shanekixmiller2133 Год назад +2

    The blob 1988 and evil Dead 2013 both share the top spot for my all-time favorite remakes. And yes, I know that evil Dead technically isn't a remake, but let's not split hairs here. The blob was one of the first film's that genuinely scared the s*** out of me when I was a kid.

    • @jimbowlan5804
      @jimbowlan5804 Год назад +1

      Evil dead is a remake it’s just not the same characters but the same story outline

    • @shanekixmiller2133
      @shanekixmiller2133 Год назад

      @@jimbowlan5804 I fully agree but I disagree at the same time. Sam Raimi, Robert Tapert, and Bruce Campbell along with the film's director Fede Alvarez say that the movie is Canon 2 the original trilogy and takes place in the same universe, as merely a new entry. It is extremely similar in characters and structure to the original, it even uses dialogue and audio clips from the original, but it is not a remake. Not according to the creators and producers and the shepherds of this franchise. But one could say that it is technically a remake. So like I said, I agree and I disagree. You are both right and wrong. Either way, it's still my favorite of any remake or reboot. Like I said, this and the blob 1988.

  • @jamesmorant1406
    @jamesmorant1406 Год назад +2

    One of the better remakes watched it all the time on HBO great cast great effects great gore 8.6/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2

  • @ninfilms
    @ninfilms Год назад +2

    In my opinion this film is underrated as how to remake a horror film with it own identity.

  • @moniquee6613
    @moniquee6613 Год назад +2

    I love this movie! One of my favorites growing up.

  • @JGARCIA2012FULL
    @JGARCIA2012FULL Год назад

    I burned this movie into my mind, nine times in 40 days on HBO, another 12 times in the next year on HBO, CINEMAX, and broadcast TV, and into my DVD collection as soon as I got a job and started making money in 1999. Simple and very good to see regardless of the time of day.

  • @roncriswell2685
    @roncriswell2685 Год назад +1

    It was one of those movies that pushed practical effects to their limits and really did look amazing 💯👍

  • @Rodeo_Wizard
    @Rodeo_Wizard Год назад

    One of the greatest underrated horror remakes of all time and a classic 80s B monster movie. I remember watching this scary film when it made its broadcast premiere on TV and boy it was scary & fun to watch. I had a great time. Too bad there won't be a sequel to this wonderful remake, which I and many others was hoping there will be a sequel judging from the ending.

  • @noahalliston3838
    @noahalliston3838 Год назад +1

    The 50's original movie is so painfully boring and the 80's version is so incredible and jaw dropping grotesque I had my first nightmares as a child because of how terrifying it was.

  • @shanekixmiller2133
    @shanekixmiller2133 Год назад

    Until the 2013 evil Dead roll around, this was my favorite remake of all time. And it's still very much is. This and evil Dead equally hold the top spot for the best horror remakes of all time. For me anyway. And before everyone starts sounding off about how evil Dead 2013 is not a remake, yes I know this. It's one of those movies that is a remake and is not a remake. But splitting hairs aside, let's face it, it's a remake. But it's a sequel. And that's why I love it. But I'm here to talk about the blob, so I digress! The blob 1988 is one of the first film's that I remember absolutely scaring the s*** out of me when I was a kid. Everything about this film from top to bottom is top notch. So glad you did a video on this.

  • @llskinny84
    @llskinny84 Год назад

    I love the blob 88 remake for the simple fact I am from Abbeville,Louisiana! I was 4 at the time of release so I didnt even realize until a few years later when I watched it that a lot of scenes were filmed here. seeing places that are still here like the courthouse and old theatre and ppl I know that were extras was cool to see! definitely a fan of all the nostalgia.

  • @adampellett4917
    @adampellett4917 Месяц назад +1

    The 1980s horror got incredible remakes like John Carpenter’s The Thing, David Cronenberg’s The Fly and now that Blob remake is remarkable. Got classic fun with terror especially the make up effects of killing people by the vicious blob. So sad it didn’t make any money but thanks to cult status, it became a classic. Also I loved the end credits soundtrack called Brave New World by Alien. People, you need to watch this movie. It’s a classic.

  • @musicbrush9231
    @musicbrush9231 Год назад

    I remember first watching this film with my parents years ago. We knew of the Blob story because of the first film from the 50s, and we didn't know it was rated R because it wasn't listed at the time. Still, I found the movie enjoyable and watch it from time to time.

  • @art_vandelay1738
    @art_vandelay1738 Год назад

    One of my All-Time Favourite

  • @Snapdragon0112
    @Snapdragon0112 6 дней назад

    Both films are honestly classics. The originals effects still impress me even if they are simple. In the modern era I know it would just be CGI. Not insulting cgi of course, but an actor has an easier time playing a role if they can actually see the thing.

  • @seanlanglois8620
    @seanlanglois8620 Год назад

    Loved this move as a kid at 5 my mom was a big king and horror fan.it's one of the last memories I have of her before I walked in to her in middle of a heart attack as a kid

  • @82pythons85
    @82pythons85 Год назад

    One of the best depictions of small town, 1980’s there is and also a great horror movie overall. The Blob remake should be considered a cult classic.

  • @whobitmyname
    @whobitmyname Год назад +1

    I always figured the color changes were intentional. It looks like it gets redder as the movie goes (i.e. as it absorbs more people.)

  • @masterseal0418
    @masterseal0418 Год назад +2

    Without these monster movies, we wouldn't have them as inspiration for B.O.B.(The Blob), Missing Link(Creature From The Black Lagoon), Dr. Cockroach(The Fly 1956), Ginormica(Attack of the 50 Ft Woman), and Insectosaurus(Godzilla) in Monsters Vs Aliens.

    • @HallErik16
      @HallErik16 Год назад +1

      Aye I really like monsters vs aliens

  • @salemslotandmore8278
    @salemslotandmore8278 Год назад

    Thank You for the video 😀

  • @charlesderosas5577
    @charlesderosas5577 Год назад

    I saw this on a re-release in 16mm in my local alamo theater it was an awesome vintage experience.

  • @thehandsomeone8369
    @thehandsomeone8369 2 месяца назад

    Saw the 88 version, mentally scarred me for life along with the Thing.

  • @tinypinata505
    @tinypinata505 Год назад +1

    Best horror remake ever.

  • @MrMllx
    @MrMllx Год назад

    Re-watched during the plague, surprisingly relevant

  • @garrettsmith2654
    @garrettsmith2654 Год назад

    I still own the DVD of the 1988 film. When I was a kid back in the late 90s and early 2000s, Sci Fi used to show old movies and shows. There was one movie or show I'm trying to find. Its plot involves this woman searching for her father, and when she finds him, she finds out he is the leader of a colony of mutant women, and he impregnated several of them, and while she tries to escape, she witnesses a woman giving birth. And you can see the baby's hand coming out. I forgot what the movie or show is called.

  • @rushmore309
    @rushmore309 Год назад

    Fantastic remake. Classic.

  • @zeusbacchushades
    @zeusbacchushades Год назад

    One of the best remakes ever

  • @shaunjohle5091
    @shaunjohle5091 3 месяца назад

    This remake scard me so bad as a kid. It was the sink sceen, I couldn't hardly take a shower for weeks. I'd be too scared to get under the water above the drain hole. So I had to tilt the water head to shoot as far as possible and wash in a hurry staring at the drain terrified. Lol

  • @erikthompson619
    @erikthompson619 Год назад +3

    Jason Hewlett's choppy, immensely annoying narration drags this clip down but still, as a Blob fan, I do enjoy it.

    • @andyg4929
      @andyg4929 Месяц назад

      Glad I wasn’t the only that had a hard time getting through this video due to the narrator

  • @sweetwilliam2511
    @sweetwilliam2511 Год назад +1

    Great movie! The Blob is right up there with The Thing as one of the greatest remakes ever.

  • @jasontodd1896
    @jasontodd1896 Год назад +1

    The blob needs a sequel. I would love a sequel to the 80s remake but have it connect to the 50s blob movie (it can be possible: have the remake take place in a different town).
    My idea would be that the blob was thawed out in the 70s sequel ( son of blob). They escaped but was captured again then meadows captured it (which leads into the 80s remake) . Have the new sequel take place in CA.

  • @Do.Hard.Things
    @Do.Hard.Things Год назад +2

    We need a WTF happened to THE STUFF!

  • @wstine79
    @wstine79 Год назад +1

    🎶 "Beware of the Joblo. It creeps
    And leaps and glides and slides
    Across the floor
    Right through the door."

  • @christinesmith7810
    @christinesmith7810 Год назад

    Love this series! So interesting

  • @spookerredmenace3950
    @spookerredmenace3950 Год назад +1

    love both versions of the movie. 58 and remake! so good. both cheese

  • @bb21again.67
    @bb21again.67 Год назад

    Fell in love with Shawnee Smith watching this movie. 😊

  • @shanekixmiller2133
    @shanekixmiller2133 Год назад

    I hear this so many times about marketing films, specifically older films, that the reason they didn't do well was because the studio didn't market it very much. How does that even happen? Any film that a studio makes, big or small, should be properly marketed so they can return on their investment. It's just common sense. If you make a film, market the hell out of it. And that goes for all the films that your studio makes. I just don't understand how stuff like this has ever or continues to still happen.

  • @urrutiap
    @urrutiap Год назад +1

    something i still dont get about the 1988 Blob remake. the preacher has a piece of the blob in a small mason jar. Wouldnt the piece of the blob like squeeze through between the lid and jar pretty much anyway?

  • @amusementvillage
    @amusementvillage Год назад

    Of all the constant remakes someone needs to remake the Blob again

  • @jaymclean3315
    @jaymclean3315 Год назад

    One of my favourite movies

  • @gideonhansen5485
    @gideonhansen5485 Год назад

    I still remember my dad renting this and the scene in the sewer is still etched in my mind.

  • @robs9237
    @robs9237 Год назад +1

    Good underrated horror movie

  • @patrickcharles6983
    @patrickcharles6983 Год назад

    I still find it funny that Sony(Columbia/Tri-star) used some clips from the Blob 88 in Ghostbusters 2.

  • @Kurtsg10
    @Kurtsg10 Год назад

    Highly recommend the Scream Factory blu ray!

  • @shanekixmiller2133
    @shanekixmiller2133 Год назад

    And you can say whatever you want about Rob Zombie, but I'm a huge fan of both his music and his films. The Munsters was the first film of his that I absolutely did not care for. Once upon a Time, he was attached to do his own version of The blob. It would have revolved around a monolith and all kinds of cool stuff. I would have liked to have seen his version. I think Rob Zombie needs to do a Children of the corn movie. I feel like he would absolutely slay with that material. But I always wanted to see his version of The blob.

  • @kilokahn_x3850
    @kilokahn_x3850 Год назад

    This was a fantastic remake

  • @HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66
    @HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66 Год назад

    Hopefully I'll be able to get the scream release, they seem to be expanding into retailers and making larger print runs to bring down those "boutique" prices. It's a delicious Blob for sure.

  • @BoB-th8wm
    @BoB-th8wm Год назад

    The Blob is godlike in my Heart.

  • @geeshep4836
    @geeshep4836 Год назад

    I HAVE THIS MOVIE ON DVD AND IT'S SO MUCH FUN.

  • @ministerofdarkness
    @ministerofdarkness Год назад

    Love this movie!! So glad I got to see it in the theater back in’88!! Shawnee Smith looks a little different? Wonder what that is?? 🍍🍍

  • @woodrowpreacely7521
    @woodrowpreacely7521 8 дней назад

    Yeah but think how badass the special effects will be in the new one next year.

  • @jamieking8011
    @jamieking8011 Год назад

    I like to watch this movie the first snow of the year.

  • @mbryson2899
    @mbryson2899 Год назад

    I always wanted to see "The Blob vs. The Thing."
    Working its way through all of humanity and all wildlife, The Thing eventually makes it to the Arctic and accidentally awakens The Blob. Who would win that fight?

  • @robertdochter277
    @robertdochter277 Год назад

    This is up there with The Thing (82), The Fly (86), & Night of the Living Dead (90) as a remake that actually surpasses the original.

  • @Silvio67
    @Silvio67 Год назад +1

    I loved the sequel by Larry Hagman.

  • @RostClan220
    @RostClan220 Год назад

    This movie always gave me nightmares

  • @ironeddie9917
    @ironeddie9917 Год назад

    I actually enjoyed that movie. I watched it a few months ago again.

  • @jordangracepatino
    @jordangracepatino 25 дней назад

    Love both movies. ❤

  • @molasorrosalom4846
    @molasorrosalom4846 Год назад +1

    I actually believe this movie is okay for an 8-9 year old to watch.
    Probably because my dad let me watch it back in 88-89 when I was 8-9. 😂

  • @eVanDiesel
    @eVanDiesel Год назад

    This movie is a triumph in SFX!