Forget 'Alien,' John Carpenter’s 'The Thing' Is the Most Terrifying Sci-Fi Horror Film Ever

John Carpenter delivered a masterclass in mixing sci-fi concepts with growing paranoia in The Thing.
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James Cameron still hates that “Alien 3” twist: 'That was the stupidest f---ing thing'

Don't get James Cameron started on Alien 3. The filmmaker, who followed Ridley Scott's 1979 Alien movie by directing 1986's Aliens, didn't hold back in sharing his unfiltered thoughts on the third ...

The Thing director reveals the sequel plans fans never got to see

Director Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. of 2011's "The Thing" prequel, which explains how the horrifying creature was unearthed, says he had an idea for a sequel.
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James Cameron Slams ‘Alien 3,’ Calls the Sequel’s Plot the ‘Stupidest F***ing Thing’

James Cameron, who directed 1986’s Aliens, has a lot of feedback for the sequel Alien 3. During a recent appearance on the “Just Foolin About With Michael Biehn” podcast, Cameron, 71, was asked about ...
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John Carpenter's The Thing makes perfect use of the cold. The prequel melted the horror away.

John W. Campbell’s Who Goes There? opens in the dead of winter. The events of this 1938 sci-fi horror novella take place during the coldest months in Antarctica, where a group of researchers stumble ...