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The Blob (1988) (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) (Scream Factory) (Best Buy Exclusive) [USA]
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Oh, I've never seen this one, but they made a steelbook in the same vein as their others, like for Army of Darkness and They Live.
I just can't understand why they've made one for some Blob movie, but not for all the 7 Chuckies, or Nightbreed, etc. Those exclusive extra slip covers they bundle would go great as steelbooks instead!
I just can't understand why they've made one for some Blob movie, but not for all the 7 Chuckies, or Nightbreed, etc. Those exclusive extra slip covers they bundle would go great as steelbooks instead!
This is a remake? Well, 1988 is original for me, like Scarface.
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Halloween 2007, not a patch on the original. The other two I can't comment on as I've never seen them.
did you watch the original recently?
the remake is more aggressive, much darker and more brutal ...and the mask is awesome! all what i wanted to see in the remake and the young michael story was a good addition!
i love the original... watched the movie as a teenager and still watch the movie from time to time, but the remake is a much better.
when you love 80s sci-fi / horror movies with good practical effects, then you will like the movie
Soldwhen you love 80s sci-fi / horror movies with good practical effects, then you will like the movie
I watched the original in 4k recently and still the masterpiece I remember. Still perfection.... Anyone that can take a couple of people walking in a street in broad daylight and creep you out for five minutes, I take my hat off to them...
Like John Carpenter's The Thing it delivers way beyond anything you expect....
Received this yesterday (thanks @apsmith21 ), it’s a really classy steelbook and I couldn’t wait to watch it again after all these years.
I really enjoyed it and I never knew that Frank Darabont was one of the script writers, explains all of the obvious Stephen King nods throughout and why it actually holds up after all these years
I really enjoyed it and I never knew that Frank Darabont was one of the script writers, explains all of the obvious Stephen King nods throughout and why it actually holds up after all these years
I think the producer of the original Blob, the one with Steve McQueen was involved in it and there is actually a sequel to the original directed by Larry Hagman of all people. Never seen it so can't comment on it.
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