sometimes it's the warmest one.

😅 all the "deaths" in the "written" bible (FLOOD etc)

Believe that

She wasn’t acting lol

I just wish it had a higher budget. It's clearly a movie made on the cheap fringing on made for TV stuff. Not knocking the premise or performances. Edit: yeah $8,000,000 bringing in $9,000,000 at the box office. Putting in perspective a single episode of Game of Thrones in season 8 was $15mil each.

Yeah it's fucked up for sure his screaming is still funny though 🤣 I think he really scared the old lady in the back

Not as ridiculous of a scream as what he did in Event Horizon. At least in this, it actually sounds like a scream

@@wearebillionyearoldcarbon9563 yeah it's still hilarious I laugh everytime I see this scene or even think of it 😆

@@Roflcrabs You can't compare GoT in the mid 2010's to a movie from 1994. A better comparison would've been to The Thing 12 years earlier with almost twice the budget.

yep.

I embrace it

For we are many

What are torrents?

Interestingly, in an interview, Carpenter said that Sam Neill approached the movie as a sort of a twisted comedy.

Was Sutter Cain (King) based on Stephen King?

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You did Flagg in DT dirty, King - that’s all I’m going to say.

hack? I blame the performances of these friggin stiffs! Or is that supposed to be a murdering them joke? If so, I like it! it's tragedy AND comedy, you know

Lots of badly written horrors in the Bible.

But maybe I can help you believe... Look around when you wake up.... Did I ever tell you my favorite color was blue?

No

Nope. I remember watching this with my Dad in 1998(?). The scene with the mobster cop kinda made me jump. This scene made me feel scared for an entirely different reason, I was 11 years old and I didn't know why was going on at that point. Now, I'm 31, And I was like: "Holy fucking shit!" When I watched this recently.

Oh no. It was a nightmare that was ever coming more and more real, as time for John Trent (Sam Neil) continued onward

Are you implying that old lady was giving him a handy?

@@h.plovecat4307 The best kind.

He *was* the old lady sitting next to him. And the guy telling him to relax. He was everyone around him and neither of them.

@@Death_Korps_Officer I think the guy telling him to relax was the driver! His scream was so intense, it startled a dang Greyhound employee! But I really like how you said that. You're totally right, it's all entirely Sutter Cane.

That and some great acting by Sam Neill. I love that scream and that look of terror on his face :D

this is a so good point!!!

Scream king, anyone? :-)

@@Bonez0r How would you react if you just woke-up and the world looked as it was filtered in blue like that?

@@jimhuffman9434 I personally would probably just chawk it up to my eyes needing laser eye surgery and went back to sleep.

Is this happening to you now? it should be if you're paying attention all the world, one stage And my big scene is coming up you guys! #YouKnowWhatThatMeans #PagingMrHerman

If it had that ending it probably wouldn't be the cult classic that it is now.

Rule #1 of Lovecraftian horror: Humanity can't defeat what it can't even begin to understand

@Duckie Alexander Let me put it this way: How would YOU feel if someone told you that you're just a character in a book?

@@Bonez0r Like I said, I'd only want that kind of ending because Cane's an egotistical fuckhead. The rest of the human race is irrelevant.

@Duckie Alexander ...unless Trent didn't start out as a character in Cane's book until he was "absorbed" into its narrative. It's hinted that's actually what happened more than once in the movie.