The Thing(1982)- User Reviews

this film is flawed\worth horror i do not like really.this film just have a good actor and director to see.i wish this film is good but i think this film is not good horror to enjoy just have a ugly creature to show.i wish new remake for this movie …more»

worst movie I've seen i wanted to leave in the first 15 mins of movie lots of adult scenes very slow NOTHING like oringal andmore»

On a US station set in Antarctica,a claustrophobic crew of researchers have discovered an ancient and mysterious artifact buried in the permafrost that attaches itself like a parasite on to living organisms.
One by one they go mad and crazy as the organism …more»

Is the talent pool of writers really getting so low Hollywood has resorted to releasing thirty-year old movies? Are they kidding?more»

The 1981 version of The Thing is a gory and scary movie. It's totally different from the 1951 version. It's rated R but has no female characters, no nudity, and no sex. I guess the blood and gore was too intense for the ratings board. Maybe …more»

SCared the hell out of me as a kid...still enjoy it to this day.
The visuals couldnt be any better than what can be made today.
The dogs, the low lighting, the idea behind the alien looks, just awesome!more»

‘The Thing’ is a 1982 horror film written by Bill Lancaster, directed by John Carpenter, and stars Kurt Russell, Keith David, and Wilford Brimley.

Aaaahhhh...'The Thing'...One of the greatest horror movies ever made.
This is one of the movies …more»

This is about as believable as an alien scary movie can be, the acting is solid. Overall it felt realistic and not Hollywood bull-oney.more»

"... is one of my favorite movies. Kurt Russell gives one of his best performances. This is also one of John Carpenter's greatest films of all time. The Thing had incredible character development and some of the most outstanding creature effects …more»

What got me ... no women the the pic. I was shocked.
Usually... the girl falls down, has sex with one or more guys, etc. you know the drill.
I still liked the "suspense" of not knowing.
Great visuals, scary to me.The imagination of writers amazes …more»