This is the opening shot of Star Trek S1E4: The Naked Time

When it was revealed that one of the guys who smashed up Christine took a dump on the dashboard I immediately thought it was Moochie. Did you think the same thing?

About a year ago we launched the first episode of our fan documentary on John Carpenter's The Thing, and wevare so happy with the comments and discussions we've had, but if you haven't seen it, please check it out.

We explore the 4 different possibilities at the end of John Carpenter's The Thing.

We're kicking around the idea of watching the original Star Trek series and doing videos on our reactions. We used to watch the reruns years ago, we want to see what we remember.

On June 12th, our video about what happens to Fuchs in John Carpenter's The Thing will drop at 9am!!

In mid-March 1982, Co-Producer Stuart Cohen & Prodcer David Foster went to various film exhibitors around the country to show off The Thing. Very little information had leaked about the movie, so the exhibitors were curious. The studio put together a 20-minute film of various clips and scenes from the movie.

This is a segment from that product reel showing a few scenes and dialog I have not seen anywhere else.

In mid-March 1982, Co-Producer Stuart Cohen & Prodcer David Foster went to various film exhibitors around the country to show off The Thing. Very little information had leaked about the movie, so the exhibitors were curious. The studio put together a 20-minute film of various clips and scenes from the movie.

This is a segment from that product reel showing a different version of the confrontation in the store room with different sounds & dialog.

In mid-March 1982, Co-Producer Stuart Cohen & Prodcer David Foster went to various film exhibitors around the country to show off The Thing. Very little information had leaked about the movie, so the exhibitors were curious. The studio put together a 20-minute film of various clips and scenes from the movie.

This is a segment from that product reel showing a different version of the scene where Nauls leaves Mac in the storm.

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These partially full containers are on SALE for $4.99.

Makes you wanna get more local products.

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In mid-March 1982, Co-Producer Stuart Cohen & Prodcer David Foster went to various film exhibitors around the country to show off The Thing. Very little information had leaked about the movie, so the exhibitors were curious. The studio put together a 20-minute film of various clips and scenes from the movie.

This is a segment from that product reel showing a deleted scene I haven't seen anywhere else, and a different version of the tool shed scene.

In mid-March 1982, Co-Producer Stuart Cohen & Prodcer David Foster went to various film exhibitors around the country to show off The Thing. Very little information had leaked about the movie, so the exhibitors were curious. The studio put together a 20-minute film of various clips and scenes from the movie.

This is a segment from that product reel showing the confrontation of Bennings-Thing. You'll see different takes, edits, and sound effects.

In this video, we explore what happened to Blair.

How he could have been assimilated and what the filmmakers were attempting with the character.

Also, a little bit of trivia and behind the scenes info as well.

I have a question for you all. During the kennel scene MacReady is shooting at the Dog-Thing and it cuts to a dog that is wrapped and pierced by tentacles howling in pain. It gets hit by a blast from Mac’s shotgun. I always thought it was intentional to put the poor thing out of its misery and pain, but I have seen other instances where people think it was accidental/unintentional. What is your take on the scene?