Real classic movie.

I have the book, co-ritten with STUDS TURKLE ????????? Someone Correct me, not sure if I’m right ???????? I remember a short story ERNIE PYLE rote About a Private getting a bottle of COCA-COLA in the mail ????? Been looking to re-read some of my books, That might be one them !!!

One of my favorite movies.

Looks interesting, thanks

Great news! Very excited for this!

Would have been even better if the UK version was remastered and included in this release.

Are you guys working on any new titles to release? Hoping to hear something new soon!

2024...any sign of a UK release please?

Movie scared me so as a kid- that I was afraid to watch. But I did. For 10 seconds- got scared and turned it off 😂😂😂🎉

I saw this movie as a kid on TV in the mid 60s. Scared the living you-know-what out of me then, and I still get a little nervous response when I see trailers for the film or stills from it. I think it was the lighting and the camera angles that got to me. For weeks after seeing this film, I remember checking every adult I could secretly get a look at for that little telltail indicator on the back of their necks. Never found one, though.

It's called getting Super-Super-Covid-Shingles... what has the ..XXXX Research Labs cooked up for western distribution? Investigate these bums, not the President's bumbling son? Maybe you'll find a real "Batman"? I saw a lot of weird XXXX when I visited in the 90s.

But which ending does it have?

I saw a trailer for this movie at the end of my VHS copy of Godzilla King of the Monsters

I received my copy a while ago. The restoration is excellent and I highly recommended grabbing this great film. For those from other countries, keep in mind that 4K is Region ALL, so it will play on any 4K equipped player. I have a significant collection of '50s sci-fi and I'm thrilled to be able to add this classic to my collection. Looking forward to seeing what other gems Ignite Films bring forward for us. :)

Having the story told from a child's point of view made it much more effective.

Got my copy however it's defective. Emailed numerous times and never got any replies. Hope my issue is an isolated one but the lack of response concerns me.

Are you planning to ship copies beyond the US and Canada? I am after a 4K and a Bluray copy, shipped to Australia.

Good Movie to See at Night Time.

Great Movie, I Love the Ending. (smile)

Wow, used to watch this film as a kid on bbc2 in the 80s.Never knew what it was called. Thank you

Waited years for this restoration. I have seen this movie hundreds of times, and will see it hundreds more.

Great film!

Great job on this!

It definitely looks good. I just don't think I can justify the cost.

I was 10years old when I saw his movie. I can’t begin to tell how much it scared me.

✨✨✨✨Just ordered can't wait

Just imagine if this played for an audience in the 1950's. Their minds would be blown.

Are they going to release it on blu-ray?

it would be great an audio audio track with a new soundtrack with effects and music like the one in the trailer!

The controling Martian always spooks me a bit when I watch this movie

Just ordered my copy. $80 Canadian, but it's worth it.

Back in the day, you would probably only see a new trailer when you went to the movies to see something else.

Will this be available ( and playable) in the UK? This hasn't been available here since VHS

I remember the green guys lumbering around oddly with a gadget that looked like the end of a fire hose that instantly cut tunnels. This is a great movie that, yet somehow manages to keep off my list of favorite old scifi though no fault of it's own. I'm wondering if it doesn't get shown very much.

It was the sand swallowing people and then sealing back up that stuck in my mind all these years.

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That little drill at the base of the skull freaked me out as a kid.

That was awesome! Can't wait to see it. I wish the XCOM prequel was more like that than shooter we got

Great movie, looking great as never before, sweet to see Ernest Dickerson doing the introduction! :) Say, does anyone know what song was used in the trailer?

Oh man, I can't wait!!!

It looks fantastic. A great way to preserve this film. Always will be one of my favorites.

Looks like a fantastic restoration...also appreciated the behind-the-scenes info from Ernest Dickerson.

The score and sound design of this film is what made the indelible impression on me as a kid. The last scene where everybody is running...nightmare fuel.

One of the great SF movies that is never given enough credit.

Not only a fine DP and director but he has an exceptional taste in movies.

This movie scared the bejesus out of me when I watched it as a lad. It was beyond creepy. The best of it's kind. Glad to see it's getting restored and enhanced.

A 4K refresh is just what this film needed. Actually, I've never seen it before, so I have no idea if it's any good. But, films like this are at the very least a time capsule with a window into the psyche of our culture decades ago. That's gotta be worth something.

Ok what's next, remaking Day of the Triffids? They already did Village of the Damned. When I was a gradeschooler coming home at 3:30 in the afternoon, there was ONE of our local stations that had an amazing director of movie archiving. They scared the daylights out of me with movies like these, gloriously schlocky movies from the 50's about giant crabs or spiders mutated by atomic radiation, or invading space creatures, or the worst, the aftermath of widespread atomic radiation. I love these old movies now.

Yes! Looking forward to the restoration copy! After seeing this clip I noticed that the clip has beautiful color and sound but.... it appears to have been 'SMOOTHED' with a 'SOAP OPERA EFFECT' giving it a look of being shot with a video camera. Is the movie going to have this effect on it or are we going to experience the film on A CANVAS OF CELLULOID, retaining THE FILM-LOOK like we are all used to seeing?