Sunday Cinema: John Carpenter's 'The Thing'

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John Wyndham

sfsignal.com - 10/26/2008

Sunday Cinema: John Carpenter's 'The Thing'

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I love this film. This is the second adaptation of John W. Campbell's very excellent short story " Who Goes There? ", after 1951's The Thing from Another World . Grab some popcorn and enjoy. Oh, and eat it quick. There will be gore. And Wilford Brimley. [via /Film ]

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