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Tension and paranoia invade the screen in the cult remake 'The Thing' (1982) by John Carpenter, based on the short novel 'Who Goes There?' by John W. Campbell Jr. Discover the review
Tension and paranoia invade the screen in the cult remake 'The Thing' (1982) by John Carpenter, based on the short novel 'Who Goes There?' by John W. Campbell Jr.
Craftsmanship, personality, class, depth, entertainment, all in a superblyB-Movie size: John Carpenter is all and this, as well as being a proud flag bearer of low-cost at all costs, even in the opulence of titles like "Big Trouble in Little China" (a pure entertainment film to be recorded in the annals). Discover the review
Craftsmanship, personality, class, depth, entertainment, all in a superblyB-Movie size: John Carpenter is all and this, as well as being a proud flag bearer of low-cost at all costs, even in the opulence of titles like "Big Trouble in Little China" (a pure entertainment film to be recorded in the annals).
Society has now become a slave to consumerism, the mass media have literally taken control of the population, we live in a world where only money matters, the rich feeding off the backs of the poor, a frenzied, corrupt, racist, greedy society enslaved by the powerful… Discover the review
Society has now become a slave to consumerism, the mass media have literally taken control of the population, we live in a world where only money matters, the rich feeding off the backs of the poor, a frenzied, corrupt, racist, greedy society enslaved by the powerful…
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