i like the 2019, different storyline from the previous ones

My take on the '83 version of the gremlin, and why it gives the finger wag at John Lithgow and flies off at the end after seeing the airport come into view, is that this is all just fun for the gremlin. It destroys planes for its own amusement, and doesn't particularly care if it gets thwarted by some circumstance or another, because it can just go find another plane to rough up if it feels like it. The gremlin is absolutely just doing it for the lulz.

Ben gave the most hippie titles

Never thought I'd hear the phrase "vintage looking mp3 player". Ouch!

Definitely no contest the great john Lithgow deserved a Oscar for his performance

1983!!!! This shouldn't be even asking. In fact, the only 1983 section of the movie should be one in the list of the greatest movie terror ever made.

It’s wild how Christian hasn’t been back yet. Hopefully we will see him at the big 50.

Mental health I spent 32 years in the military 9 in a combat zone the narrator doesn’t know $hit until you deal with that 24/7/365.

I remember watching the original version in 1963

That’s not the same creature in the original version.

Lithgow did the role the best IMO with Shatner a close second.

Great review of my favorite segment. Lithgow version unbeatable. Oscar level acting, direction, writing and of course music. Jerry Goldsmith's soundtrack for the whole movie imho is at it's peak in creativity.

There was no gremlin in the 2019 version? Then how the hell was its remake?

Why does everyone think that gremlin is campy and not creepy? That shit is creepy af!

83' best hands down...70s-80s horror just best period

The 1983 version is the scariest.

I feel like the Titles should be made clear, after the episode airs, and not before or when the episode first airs.

I wonder if kenzi even would have one if they didn't allow Luz to help her on the individual amenity challenge. (I don't think that should have allowed individual is just that) Maria proberly would have one that challenge

Bob Wilson ? You mean the ex Goalie?

they did it a TON this season. every time i just said ‘roll credits’

I love the immediate cut from Jelinsky saying he’s a legend to his tribe without him the next episode

I want to see Cambodia! It’s my all time favorite season! And then also Cagayan! GREAT characters!

The original TV version is still the best, and no I wasn't put off one bit by the gremlin in that version.

"Her Menu Item Of Choice" felt like a missed opportunity

Come on jelinsky taught us what several ment 😭

the red light metaphor feels so forced im sorry😭

the ending wtf hahahaa

Episode 1 - Jelinsky Episode 2 - Ben Episode 3 - Q Episode 4 - Kenzie Episode 5 - Tim Episode 6 - Q Episode 7 - Jeff Episode 8 - Tiffany (in confessional)/Q? Episode 9 - Ben Episode 10 - Maria Episode 11 - Kenzie Episode 12 - Maria Episode 13 - Charlie

Bahnu wanted to win a million hearts. He won mine!!! ♥ Sorry Maria you run that red light! Liz girl you didn't even need the $$$!!! Ben learned the most about himself. I gotta rewatch the 3 hour finale to glean more about Ben's journey . . . he's done being an enterainment monkey. What a GREAT season! Right up there with season 44!!!

Liz was a wackadoo Liz is a wackadoo ..lol

Jalinsky is a legend for ALL the wrong reasons😂

Jelinsky calling himself a Survivor legend is hilarious. He did become a Survivor legend, for SEVERAL Survivor fans.

You should make a everytime they mentioned several video

We were robbed of Liz's meltdown episode being titled "I'm Pissed" or at least "I See You Eat Everyday" if they couldn't use "pissed" as a title😂

0:05 jelinsky was right

This season is only going to be know for people not knowing what idols are for!

the liz cameo at the end was so perfect

Bhanu should be in Survivor 50.

I enjoy this

The 1983 version scared me something silly as a youngster 😭

Lithgow just does angst and anxiety so well it adds to the creepiness of the scene. I really appreciate Shatner too and I think he is often slighted for being over-dramatic when he really is capable of very fine acting. For me, the 80’s version is king.

If I ever get cast on Survivor, one thing on my Survivor bucket list is to get an episode title.

I'm surprised so many in the comments find the 83 version scary at all. Maybe it's because I saw Gremlins first, but I find that creature far more comical than the 63 version. The madcap pacing of Miller's interpretation, as well as the silly supporting characters and some of the effects choices (such as the bulging eyeballs) come off like a Looney Tunes short. The puppet monster is stiff and lifeless, not menacing at all. I think that's why the Simpon's parody pulled almost entirely from that version. The 63 monster costume may look stupid, but the acting of the creature is far more compelling. He doesn't have opaque eyes and a rictus grin. He's somber and curious. His movement isn't, as CJ put it, like a father shuffling around a kitchen making coffee, but like the lumbering of a gorilla. He's an animal that has found something strange and as he monkey's with it, keeps looking back at Shatner and studying his response. It's like he's experimenting on him, deliberately driving him to madness just to see what will happen next. I guess if you were very little the puppet might be scary, but that was never my experience of it. And today, I think it's aged worse than the man in the cookie monster costume, at least in terms of being terrifying.

The monster on the plane segment lol creepy yet very meta ...

I lost a friend to schizophrenia and drugs. I know the feeling of tryna calm someone like the wife and it only makes the episode longer or worse. I also, think of my own mental health as someone with depression and anxiety.

The movie scared me to death, when i was 6.

I didn't know WHO that was in the thumbnail at first 💀

The 2019 version seems like dope idea for an escape room lol

83 is by far the scariest. Who ever created the look for that nightmare of a creature knew exactly what they were doing.

There was a parody on The Simpsons that outdid all three versions of this episode. On the original, it was left open-ended how Bob Wilson would be treated after everyone else sees the claw marks and damage to the plane. On the John Lithgow version, the mechanics draw attention to the claw marks and wing damage, but it is still left open-ended how that will change the verdict of how John Lithgow's character will be treated. On The Simpsons, Bart was still treated as being insane even after everyone else agreed that there was a monster on the bus. The Simpsons refuted the confidence that Wilson and Valentine had at the end.