In Antarctica, interviews with cast and crew, including Bill Lancaster and Albert Whitlock, highlight the production challenges and innovative effects of John Carpenter's horror classic.
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In Antarctica, interviews with cast and crew, including Bill Lancaster and Albert Whitlock, highlight the production challenges and innovative effects of John Carpenter's horror classic.
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In Antarctica, a group of researchers faces a deadly extraterrestrial life-form in John Carpenter's 1982 film, The Thing. "The Thing: Terror Takes Shape," directed by Michael Matessino, features interviews with cast and crew including Bill Lancaster and Albert Whitlock. The documentary details the film's production challenges and innovative special effects, providing insights into its lasting impact on the horror genre. It runs for 83 minutes and premiered in 1998.
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Why Watch
- See behind-the-scenes footage of The Thing's production.
- Meet the cast and crew discussing their experiences.
- Find out about the innovative special effects used.
Did You Know
- The Thing was released in 1982 and directed by John Carpenter.
- The documentary is directed by Michael Matessino and runs for 83 minutes.
- The film was produced in the US and is primarily in English.
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Who directed The Thing: Terror Takes Shape?
Michael Matessino directed The Thing: Terror Takes Shape.
What year was The Thing released?
The Thing was released in 1982.
What is the main setting of The Thing?
The main setting of The Thing is Antarctica.
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