John Carpenters The Thing. David Cronenbergs The Fly. Brian DePalmas Scarface. To name a few off the top of my head.

Well, there are demons and monsters in it... I think he is supposed to have died in Vietnam. They do show him die at the end of the movie, on the operating table in Vietnam.

Considering that Romero is a great and original filmmaker, no he didnt.

Movie title sounds like a porn.

Because the info the colors represented changed.

“Sorority Sextortion” is the name of my new punk band.

I hate flourecent lighting. When I was in public school I would look at the white piece of paper on my desk and watch the flickering lights in its reflection all while getting a headache.

Over-head lighting is the worst kind of lighting. It is a fact of film and photography.

This is also one of the rare horror movies where I genuinely feel bad for the main character. That guy literally goes through hell. He deserves a happy ending.

As a huge fan of the original I say, meh no thanks. I’ll stick with the classic original. I think this will be like the latest remake of The Thing. Not terrible, but ultimately pointless. Remakes should improve on the original, where the original was lacking. Nothing is lacking in the original Jacobs Ladder.

Come on, youre not a liberal.

Fuck off ,troll.

Thats giving this dumb movie way too much credit. The story is a garbled mess and the movie has no secret message.

My cat played with an ipad “cat app” for a couple of minutes until she smelled the little fishes in the app and realized they were not real. She lost all interest after that.

Maybe do some actual reading on the science before dismissing something you dont know anything about. Youre not very scientific. Also, read this article.

Shark tastes like nothing and it tough.

He didnt write the script, he adapted the novelization. You need to ask the script writer these questions.

Dox? What? Where are their names? I read the whole article and don’t see their names. No one got doxed.

Whether you believe it or not, personal responsibility is a real thing.

Because this guy speaking modern conversational english is better?