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Categories: Movies and Film, Science-Fiction
Tagged as: Charles Lederer, Christian Nyby, Dewey Martin, Douglas Spencer, Eduard Franz, film horror, film review, film science fiction, Horror, Howard Hawks, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, James Arness, James Young, John Carpenter, Kenneth Tobey, Margaret Sheridan, Robert Cornthwaite, Robert Nichols, Science-Fiction, suspense, The Quartermass Xperiment, The Telltale Mind, The Thing, The Thing From Another World, The Thing From Another World (1951), The Thing From Another World (1951) review, The Thing From Another World review, thriller, William Self
The Telltale Mind 
I don’t know dude. I’m sick of remakes. John Carpenter did this first.Why would they steal his idea? I don’t even see “Based on John Carpenter’s The Thing” on the poster?
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I kid, I kid. Great write-up dude! I need to grab all three of these on Blu-Ray at some point. I’m behind on the entire franchise.
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I like Carpenter’s the best – it is a more visceral horror than this one. I did like the prequel too, not as good but it wasn’t bad.
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Great review. The Thing From Another World is one of my fave films, always enjoy watching these old Sci-Fi films. Carpenter’s version of The Thing is my fave, but this old classic still packs a punch, and it looks good as well.
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