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Don't know what to think
Joannie 2022-03-22 09:01:08
It feels like Americans are...stupid? A group of scientists went to the extreme and chatted and fart all day long, drinking and cooking, wearing ripped jeans, and listening to Pop on a big power amplifier. Uh, after staying in the United States for a few years, most of them are indeed like this—but this is in the polar regions. You are scientists, do you still have a soldier? What about your basic common sense? What about professionalism? What about Descriptions of Duties? What about Chain of Command? There is a dress code for any freezer warehouse. You must read the safety notice before entering the warehouse. The goods must be checked in and out, and outsiders must be verified. If you already know that a dozen people in the next warehouse are dead, there are not a few left. Is it a little vigilant? !
Extended Reading
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Ona 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Hundreds of variants, a few scenes are really hideous and chaotic, but fortunately it is a man's play. There is no cowardice, exaggerated howling, and vicious fighting spirit. Even when humanity and trust are being tested, the protagonists seem to have It is also beyond the calmness of ordinary people-this is even more weird, making people stand up, and the atmosphere is full of horror. The soundtrack can be said to be very good, and it is not a small help to promote the plot. How did the golden plums come from? It's surprising.
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Torey 2022-03-22 09:01:08
The first part of John Carpenter's "Apocalypse" trilogy, a sci-fi horror classic comparable to "Alien". The remake of "Weirdo" produced by Howard Hawks in 1951, the 1982 version surpassed the old version in all aspects. The film is immersed in a strange and terrifying atmosphere from the beginning, and then it can make you want to divert your attention for a moment. The film is also a benchmark in film special effects makeup.
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MacReady: Blair's been busy out here all by himself.
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MacReady: Blair... he got back inside and blew the generator. In six hours, it'll be 100 below in here!
Garry: Well, that's suicide!
MacReady: Not for that Thing. It wants to freeze now. It knows it's got no way out of here. It just wants to go to sleep in the cold until the rescue team finds it.
Garry: What can we do? What can we do?
MacReady: Whether we make it or not, we can't let that Thing freeze again. Maybe we'll just warm things up a little around here. We're not gettin' outta here alive. But neither is that Thing.