Finally, the end credits version in all its glory. Well done! Hard to believe that after 40 years and countless viewings, I never tire of this music (or the movie).
A Great Chilling film with a Sinister synthisiser theme 42 years on .R I P Ennio Morricone ❤I know you gentlemen have been through alot ,But when you find the time ,I 'd rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS F###### Couch 😂
I feel like I'm about to have Ernest Borgnine explain to me why Westinghouse brand point if sale systems are a superior solution to all if my point of sale needs.
The fact that you came back several years later to add that this was used in Hundreds of Beavers along with Blood Debts should be enough to ascend you to godhood.
After watching Hundreds of Beavers this weekend I immediately tried to find what the heck the credits theme was because I un-ironically loved it. Had no idea it was originally the theme to some comically bad action movie from the 80s. Very funny that they used it, as it somehow manages to be perfectly fitting yet tonally out-of-place with the vibe of the movie all at once.
no not virtual DJ, I used UVR with a mix of models, the reverb is me A/Bing against the original track and using an eventide plugin to match it. The 'class of 2023' was eleven labs
@@ChrisBlake Thanks for details. I plan to use part of the text over a song, mix, saved me the work of sampling the tune, then go through virtualdj + sample the output.
What the fuck is going on here now the karbin demons from the evil dead just turn up the termintA kicjk them out of the cabin and told the head ghost there a better patty at the huntard mansion no shit it was better davo and hando still head banging and now the demons are there shelly was piss off about the clock ripping off the ghost by two hours a day
Narration by your friendly veteran of these Robie Lester. Her other credits alco include the larger Disney records and teen Karen on the 1969 Haunted Mansion with Ron Howard as boyfriend Mike. Also featured is also Disney v eteraan, Laura Olsher, from the 1963 CHILLING, THRILLING, SOUNDS, OF THE HAUNTED HOUSE, kind of started it all(!!) Heard all of these before. Narrator Olsher also is well remembered for the UPAMr.Magoo special from 1962.
To pretend no one can find The fallacies of morning rose Forbidden fruit, hidden eyes Courtesies that I despise in me Take a ride, take a shot now 'Cause nobody loves me, it's true Not like you do Covered by the blind belief That fantasies of sinful screens Bear the facts, assume the dye End the vows no need to lie, enjoy Take a ride, take a shot now 'Cause nobody loves me, it's true Not like you do Who am I, what and why 'Cause all I have left is my memories of yesterday Oh these sour times 'Cause nobody loves me, it's true Not like you do After time the bitter taste Of innocence, decent or race Scattered seeds, buried lives Mysteries of our disguise revolve Circumstance will decide 'Cause nobody loves me It's true Not like you do 'Cause nobody loves me It's true Not like you Nobody loves me It's true Not, like you do
Just finished watching this film, freakily well done by John Carpenter. The idea of an advanced organism being able to replicate perfectly any other living life form and impersonate them is actually a crazy and scary concept. This takes trust issues into a whole new darkness lol.
Yeah, canceled in 2005 I think… it’s intense! After the events of the film, Soviet scientists discover the alien ship and upon investigation discover the half-assimilated remains of the pilot-thing. They bring it back to Siberia where for the next 30-years do biochemical experiments to try and weaponize it. In 2005 (when the story takes place) a terrorist-defector steals a vile of the Thing cells and try’s to smuggle it into the USA. At some point he gets himself infected/assimilated, tried to assimilate the passengers of the flight he’s onboard (in a scene akin to the the Kennel-Thing) causing the plane to crash in the rural Arizona desert. The miniseries then focuses on the CIA, military, and on of the original Russian scientists scrambling to contain the Thing as it infects an entire small town! It’s like “Aliens” meets “The Crazies”! Ultimately though it culminates in a thermonuclear bomb being dropped on the city!
Yeah! After events if the film, Soviet scientists reviver the spacecraft from Antarctica and discover *another* Thing-alien mangled but still frozen in the wreckage. For the next 30-years, the Thing is studied by Soviets for its potential as bioweapon. In 2005, a scientist tried to defect to the US with virus sample - not knowing he’s caring the THING cells - he accidentally infects/assimilates himself on a flight over the Southwest. In a scene like the Norris-Thing, the alien attacks the crew causing it to crash in the Arizona. The miniseries is the US military, scientist, horrified townfolk, and one of the Russian scientists working to contain the Thing before it can escape to the outside world… it’s Fucking *Intense!*
