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Tag Archives: flamethrower
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
Director: Edward Berger Writers: Edward Berger & Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell (Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque)
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, War
Tagged 1910s, 2022, action, adaptation, Albrecht Schuch, all quiet on the western front, Andreas Dohler, Anton von Lucke, army, battle, bomb, daniel bruhl, Daniel Marc Dreifuss, Devid Striesow, drama, Edin Hasanovic, edward berger, enlist, enrich maria remarque, Felix Kammerer, fight, flamethrower, foreign, friends, general, german, germany, guns, ian stokell, Im Westen nichts Neues, James Friend, Joe Weintraub, lesley paterson, luc feit, malte grunert, Michael Pitthan, michael wittenborn, military, nationalism, nationalist, no man's land, sebastian hulk, soldier, suicide, surrender, Sven Budelmann, teenager, train, treaty, trench, Volker Bertelmann, war, western front, world war 1, world war I, WWI
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Silent Night (2012)
Director: Steven C. Miller Writer: Jayson Rothwell
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, brian witten, christmas, cop, courtney-jane white, deputy, donal logue, ellen wong, flamethrower, holiday, holidays, horror, jaime king, jayson rothwell, joseph white, kevin riepl, malcolm mcdowell, mask, mystery, phyllis laing, police, reboot, richard saperstein, santa claus, sequel, serial killer, seth flaum, shara kay, silent night, slasher, small town, steven c. miller, thriller, winter
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The Thing (1982)
Director: John Carpenter Writer: Bill Lancaster (Based on the short story “Who Goes There?” by John W. Campbell Jr.) Doing a Carpenter re-watch. One of my favorite filmmakers. The Thing is possibly my favorite horror movie of all time. Perfect.
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged 1982, adaptation, alien, antarctica, bill lancaster, blood, charles hallahan, copy, david clennon, david foster, dean cundey, dog, dogs, donald moffat, ennio morricone, expedition, flamethrower, helicopter, horror, ice, joel polis, john carpenter, john w. campbell jr., keith david, kurt russell, larry franco, lawrence turman, monster, mystery, norweigian, paranoia, peter maloney, research, richard dysart, richard masur, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, shape shift, snow, t.k. carter, the thing, todd c. ramsay, todd ramsay, who goes there, wilford brimley
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Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writer: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon & Ronald Shusett) Director’s Cut. First time seeing the director’s cut and honestly I did not notice any differences. Still incredible and one of my all time favorites.
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1979, action, alien, alien: director's cut, android, bolaji badejo, cat, crew, cryosleep, dan o'bannon, david crowther, david giler, derek vanlint, director's cut, egg, flamethrower, future, gordon carroll, harry dean stanton, helen horton, horror, ian holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, monster, mother, peter weatherley, ridley scott, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, ship, sigourney weaver, space, spaceship, terry rawlings, thriller, tom skerritt, veronica cartwright, walter hill, yaphet kotto
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Rats: Night of Terror (1984)
Director: Bruno Mattei Writers: Claudio Fragasso & Herve Piccini (Story by Bruno Mattei)
Posted in Foreign, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged bruno mattei, claudio fragasso, flamethrower, foreign, herve piccini, horror, italian, italy, jacques leitienne, nuclear war, post-apocalyptic, rats, rats: night of terror, rats: notte di terrore, rosella drudi, sci-fi, science fiction, thriller, underground, vincent dawn
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The Hidden (1987)
Director: Jack Sholder Writer: Jim Kouf (as Bob Hunt)
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1987, action, alien, bob hunt, california, clarence felder, claudia christian, clu gulager, cop, crime, criminal, danny trejo, fbi, flamethrower, gerald t. olson, horror, investigation, jack sholder, jim kouf, kyle maclachlan, la, los angeles, michael l. meltzer, michael nouri, parasite, police, robert shaye, sci-fi, science fiction, the hidden, thriller
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The Thing (1982)
Director: John Carpenter Writer: Bill Lancaster (Based on the short story “Who Goes There?” by John W. Campbell Jr.)
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged 1982, adaptation, alien, antarctica, bill lancaster, charles hallahan, david clennon, dogs, donald moffat, ennio morricone, fire, flamethrower, horror, joel polis, john carpenter, john w. campbell jr., keith david, kurt russell, monster, morwegian, mystery, peter maloney, remake, research, richard dysart, richard masur, sci-fi, science, science fiction, shape shifter, snow, t.k. carter, team, the thing, who goes there, wilford brimley
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