Calvin from Life Explored | How a parasitic Mars Super Cell absorbs and destroys human cellular life

[@RoanokeGaming]

Thanks for watching guys! Remember, Aliens aren't your friends until you know you aren't on the menu

[@kingshadow8782]

Hello

[@kingshadow8782]

🤘🏼😎👌🏼

[@kingshadow8782]

Good morning

[@moth8775]

@@kingshadow8782 Go away

[@totaldramaella.5245]

Can you make a video about mass effects alien rodot vs halo flood ?

[@GrimsdaleGaming]

Ahhh yes, Calvin was my best friend in grade school, thank you for covering his life and legacy so well.

[@FraterSpiritus]

LOL What even is this comment???

[@mannybutler7517]

holup

[@ahardworker2154]

So he killed and ate a rat?

[@soraxstacy1477]

You knew Calvin too? I felt bad for him, he was bullied, constantly being called a parasite....

[@queebles3183]

Be glad he was your best friend, his enemies were never seen again

[@Mrkabrat]

Alien: I bring you peace *Alien gets named 'Calvin'* Alien: Peace was never an option

[@queebles3183]

*loads digestive cells*

[@XenoEXTornado]

@@queebles3183 🤣🤣😂😂

[@marveyzing1495]

1 step down from dave

[@timebomb4562]

maybe they were fans of calvin and hobbes what if they named it hobbes instead

[@pizzeria_mayhem8736]

@@queebles3183 *With Malicious Intent*

[@volatilelyle5170]

I would love a sequel. The fact that it grows every time it consumes life... I can just imagine how massive it will get since it fell into the ocean

[@cocksure8430]

Gravity.

[@bellgrand]

It won't grow large at all. It won't even be able to survive for very long in the ocean, since it needs oxygen and totally lacks specialized organs like gills, skin to resist sun exposure, or even a skeleton to swim faster. And on land, gravity will cause it to dedicate massive amounts of energy to crawl because, again, it lacks a skeleton. It probably also will struggle to eat plants because cellulose is tough to dissolve with lysosomes without some sort of enzyme like cellulase to act as a catalyst. Its best strategy might actually be to grow smaller and live like a sort of mold on fruits and flowers, opportunistically eating bugs and rodents that happen to walk ontop of it. (In that sense, it would totally @#$% up our ecosystem and be a hazard to any humans who are dumb enough to go on a hike in the jungle.)

[@mrdzin1209]

@@bellgrand Calvin originate from Mars, so there's no reason to say it can't survive on Earth because of gravity and whatnot. It destroyed ALL life on Mars which at some point must have some kind of vegetation. It can survive for a long time in outer space, in which the sun's radiation is much more intense, not to mention the lack of oxygen.

[@mrdzin1209]

The sequel, imagine Calvin just touched the ocean and the salt water immediately burn it like what salt did to a snail. Or the salt suck all the moisture out of Calvin making him a wrinkle raisin. Roll credits.

[@bellgrand]

@@mrdzin1209 Mars gravity is roughly a third that of Earth's. Anyhow, the lack of evidence of any other sort of life plus the lack of specialization means Calvin probably competed against similar non-specialized life forms and wiped them out before they became specialized. So no plants, which had cells that specialized to be inedible. (Remember that the reason why we have oil today is because for millions of years, nothing could digest cellulose or lignin, so plants and trees wouldn't rot.)

[@warlocket5326]

Imagine finding a alien life form, taking it from its home, keeping it in a glass box, electrocuting it awake then being surprised that it’s angry

[@Hollen36]

Imagine being unable to steer your reentry pod but having it enter the atmosphere at the right angle by sheer luck anyway.

[@hunt3308]

I mean it is like a singular cell, they should be surprised if it can feel emotion and grow that large and all the stuff it does. But yea they certainly should have been more careful and less electrocuty

[@iStolenAgeraXp]

Fun fact: the concept script is bein worked n I think I remember hearin that “Life 2” supposed be released in 2023 but (take it wit a grain of salt 🧂) & I hope 🤞 that the next one explains that scene on the ship before Calvin was born & killed everyone on the ship (meanin ‘where Calvin came from & who found his alien home from Mars?’ like Venom)

[@comradecameron3726]

@@hunt3308 and the rate at which it grows is silly.

[@dilophoraptordouble]

I mean. It's a barely functioning cellular lifeform at that point. It's comparable to a weird jellyfish and due to a sudden shift in environment it went dormant, to attempt to reactivate it like any dormant organism they did a handful of various attempts before attempting to stimulate cellular activity via energy

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

If cancer had situational awareness and full mobility is how I would describe Calvin.

[@RoanokeGaming]

I agree

[@don8659]

@@RoanokeGaming possible theory video? 🤔

[@robertnelson9599]

Reminds of that Marvel comic where Bruce Banner got turned into a giant mass of tumors after getting hit with gamma radiation.

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

@@don8659 Roanoke please let that be a possible future video of a part two of this, If they make a part two to life.

[@don8659]

@@PabloHernandez-gl5ij I'm down with just a theory video as a spin-off of this episode! Lol

[@hovershift]

The dumbest thing i thought about that space station was not being able to quick remove the lab if necessary

[@RoanokeGaming]

blast that thing into space, an actual good idea

[@Yavorh55]

Or have a Deadman relay that if no one signals "no probs guys" every 12h, then they just nuke it

[@Yavorh55]

I just remembered (thanks to the vid) the deepspace safety. I guess that makes a lot more sense.

[@TehSovereign]

@@Yavorh55 to be fair, isn't that just passing the problem down? Say they blast it off into space, it enters it's comatose state... Then what? We still have no way to kill it, no way to know if it was the only cell, and no guarantee that Saturn isn't gonna gravity launch it back to us just to be a dick. Fecking Saturn. Honestly i think if something like this/the flood existed our only real option is to throw it into the sun.

[@Strangeship1997]

@@TehSovereign we wouldnt need to try to kill it, if the dead man’s switch was used(and it was ejected and nuked), it would be vaporized instantaneously. If it was only ejected, then the solar radiation would make the lab become a goddamned oven and voila, extra crispy is now ready

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

So basically Calvin got cranky because they woke him up from his little nap

[@abney_66]

Hey

[@midgerm]

would you assume somone or somthing is hostile if they woke you up by zapping you with a caddle prod?

[@cthulhuprods6563]

Just like the classic college student

[@_Circus_Clapped_]

he also got H u n g r e e

[@epiccthulu]

And they electrocuted it to sleep to begin with

[@MasterJordan1000]

I don't think Calvin is naturally aggressive. I think I grows depending on its environment, if it grows in a safe area with non hostile lifeforms it will develop into passive organism probably only absorbing organic material from flora. But if its attacked or grows in competitive environment. . . It turns into Calvin.

[@Hunter_IRL]

Kind of a nature nurture situation? That's probably the wrong term but hopefully you get me

[@m4rzb4rz-qq3yq]

Nah, fauna provides much more nutrients than flora, it'll make a lot more energy by just not caring for life

[@edgbarra]

So you're saying that a nice Calvin would be vegan and a hostile Calvin wouldn't

[@valfalos997]

Pretty sure the movie hinted that hugh was intentionally letting calvin feed on his leg. He was stroking it almost lovingly before he flat lined the first time and he felt a pretty strong bond to it since he basically raised it.

[@GAndreC]

It’s not a baby m8 that fella was biomass it consumes biomass it doesn’t need to have any other relationship with other biomass

[@whiteface513abandonedchann8]

@@GAndreC dude nobody said it was, they said Hugh looked at it that way

[@dimensionaliquid8024]

Tf

[@sprinkleddonuts6094]

@@GAndreC reading comprehension is lacking m8

[@eon6431]

@@GAndreC calvin didnt see hugh in any way other then a food source but hugh saw calvin as something to be loved

[@BessotenJenny]

The thing that annoyed me the most about this movie was how they kept going on about "quarantine protocol" but in reality, their quarantine was basically non-existent. If you were really dealing with potentially dangerous alien life you'd have the pod it was in completely disconnected from the rest of the station, It wouldn't even have a door a window. Everything would be remotely controlled and there would be no way for anything to get in or out. You'd also likely want some kind of automatic kill switch that would flood the pod with radiation to kill anything inside and fail-safe that would eject the pod into a solar orbit as a last resort. But I do understand that with all that there wouldn't have been a movie. I just wish they had tried harder to make it seem like they really had a good plan set up.

[@tnecniw]

Yeah, 99% of horror movies wouldn't happen if people were actually realistic about it.

[@eirmundgundnand9442]

Okay, but without a door or a window, how would they even have gotten the potentially dangerous alien inside? And if the pod was completely disconnected from the stations, how would they keep it from floating off into space? Again, if the pod is disconnected, how would they eject it? And remotely controlling everything simply isn't feasible because it would be very difficult to control the more precise procedures. Radiation seems like gross overkill, not to mention the fact that they know nothing about the alien life so they have no idea how radiation will affect it. You complain about their quarantine procedures being non-existent, but your own procedures are ridiculous and overstated.

[@IparanoiaZ]

@@eirmundgundnand9442 They spent enough money building the thing im sure if safety was a main concern which im sure wasnt just aslong as the people inside dont freeze and can breath thats it.. oh and that the station is fine in space... thats where all the money went. literally all of it. If they had a budget of 99 kajillion dollars im sure they'd fucking figure it out 100% so stop with the pointless counter arguement its a youtube comment section not twitter relax.

[@eirmundgundnand9442]

@@IparanoiaZ Then why are YOU bothering to respond? Don't be a hypocrite.

[@IparanoiaZ]

@@eirmundgundnand9442 if i respond to your question i'd be a hypocrite.. however did you know that if u somehow got yeeted into the void you'd survive for 1minute? :O

[@visassess8607]

I wish there were more movies with creatures like Calvin in its baby stage. They always make these turn into horror situations but I'd love to see an advanced creature just be curious about humans and the world and doesn't try to kill everyone

[@Lux_Onyx]

Agreed. I like to imagine writers and directors creating two movies of the same premise, but they go in different directions completely. I would've liked to see an alternate L I F E where Hugh's attempt to shock Calvin awake still startles it, and it clamps onto Hugh's hand. But this time, Hugh has the wherewithal to be gentle with the creature and actually calm it down. And then everything goes smoothly from there. Then Calvin's arrival to Earth can be a peaceful and happy ending, with a sequel potentially having the premise of Calvin trying to live among humans. Yadda yadda I went on too long.

[@stauker.1960]

Lilo and stitch

[@Missmori]

​@@stauker.1960 i was just thinking that.

[@David-jx4gw]

E.T. already did that

[@itshananahbanana]

Without a doubt the hand part and the "Calvin having a fun day at Ryan Reynolds's personal inside theme park" part always makes me anxious hahaha.

[@RoanokeGaming]

lmfao this made me laugh

[@snowjohnson8095]

*Inside Ryan Reynolds* Calvin: *gets inside Ryan* Deadpool:Oh Hello...I know right this place looks like people on black friday and riots a complete mess but thats good compared to that guy *points at green lantern* Green Lantern:Hi... Yeah it wasnt funny but i just remembered the beginning of Deapool because of that Ryan's inside theme park

[@natem1579]

Any scene of this movie just makes me nauseous, and no other film has that effect on me. Something about Calvin looking like a giant mucus starfish and imagining him slithering around in my guts... egh.

[@itshananahbanana]

@@natem1579 I agree. But every once in a while I get the urge to watch it again and then it's like a car crash/train wreck, I just can't look away!

[@arcadius2569]

While a clear sign of my own hubris, not being at the top of the food chain does scare me. And this alien wants to eat me.

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

This is why you start out being nice to the potentially intelligent, deadly alien lifeform that tries to be friends with you instead of jabbing it and zapping it.

[@toddboward4771]

I guess you missed the part where Calvin already killed Mars... it was never being friendly, only curious.

[@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen]

@@toddboward4771 Nah, Martians are gay so it's okay.

[@thisisrex1676]

@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen bruh

[@jessediaz307]

@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen lololol

[@raptorkingalpha9083]

@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen that one got me 🤣🤣🤣

[@deadlyattacker]

I think we're overestimating it's capabilities. The alien ran away from fire and clearly was hurt by electrocution. We don't know how it would react to anything that could actually deal enough kinetic energy like blunt weapons or bullets, given that it was in a zero gravity environment. And the incinerator was seemingly just standard flame, not something that's superheated or even concentrated, so if it is somehow able to resist standard weaponry, odds are nuclear weapons would kill it instantly.

[@tantofumo5527]

We don’t know how big it can get Out of the capsule Into the ocean and it’s game over

[@ChoJun69]

@@tantofumo5527 that thing grew to that size from few people.... and it going into ocean would be insane lmao.

[@osvaldobravo1772]

I agree. The epicenter of a nuclear blast atomizes everything within it. I doubt Calvin could survive that.

[@yohancemosley4470]

@@ChoJun69 gravity a physics should limit its size if we’re being realistic

[@bradymenting5120]

if napalm doesn't solve all your problems, you weren't using enough of it.

[@michaelj1729]

Literally after that shock when Calvin realized that they can hurt it, it became hostile perceiving every action as a threat as what theyve mentioned it was an apex predator in its originating planet it was fun and playful when it thought they wouldnt hurt it.

[@Lightning866]

Why the hell is everyone acting like Calvin could've been a friendly puppy or something? His purpose is literally to annihilate all life on whatever planet he's on, the shock didn't make a difference

[@GAndreC]

Pal it’s and organizm that consumes biomass in order to replicate. It doesn’t need to have any other interaction with living things than consume them as food. It’s not a creature that cares or should care about any other living being and it wasn’t anyform of self defense it just behaved the way it was meant to once it developed better tools to consume the biomass around it.

[@maximillian1109]

@@Lightning866 Because its way more fun to imagine that peace could have been reached between human and alien if not for our own fuck ups. It also makes Calvin much more sympathetic to imagine them as a potentially friendly creature we could live alongside with, instead of just a brutal murder mashine. Two gray sides fighting against each other, instead of one good side and one bad side, is much more interesting to watch. Also, all monsters or aliens seems to be portrayed as 100% evil, and its getting dull. I would be much more invested in a movie where man and (non humanoid) alien learn to live side by side, than another hyperaggressive biological robot.

[@Minetic]

@@maximillian1109 reminds me of the alien from Super 8

[@kalacs32]

@@maximillian1109 Animals that haven't developed much of a social aspect and only care about survival aren't "evil". I'd say your narrative of "humans poke alien who just wanted to be friendly" is much more of a bland good-bad narrative with no gray sides.

[@viscorg7765]

Calvin didn’t purposely destroy the comms. He consumed the coolant for the system and that caused it to burn up. If Calvin could read human memories, he would have realized the humans weren’t trying to hurt it when they shocked him.

[@KahNabiz]

True

[@alestorprime7962]

Well to be fair I think he could read memories because he was shown having at least human intelligence. Reason he didn’t calm down and purposely destroyed communications is because there is literally no way to calm that situation when calvein literally ate Ryan which I assume gave him the boost to human like intelligence.

[@quinlanreed7162]

Because it’s an organism that’s entire existence is to consume and annihilate anything and everything. It’s not there to be “friendly”, it’s there to feed.

[@Hhhh22222-w]

It wouldn't have made a space monster movie then

[@hunterh1175]

The guy it consumed first clearly wanted to kill it though

[@ivorymantis1026]

I love the idea of a colonial organism being some form of higher creature like this. It's flesh is literally fluid, it can change as much as it needs, and it's intelligence grows as it does. Ultimately, getting large enough would probably cause it to divide. It would also be a nearly immortal creature by design, living so long as it still had base "parts" to combine or grow. Lovely concept.

[@austin7203]

I see nothing wrong with the movie summaries. I enjoy them and they help when you explain things later.

[@Skarwind]

I prefer this channel for the summary because it adds the science element. Can't really stand found flicks because it is a synopses with barely any actual explanation from him.

[@jasonscarborough94]

Agreed

[@RaptorTroll360]

I've never really understood the whole "reeeeeee spoilers reeeeeee" thing, I've never been bothered by spoilers or anything like that.

[@yeb3050]

@@RaptorTroll360 i feel like a lot of people watch stuff to be surprised or get pulled in by the story and slowly find out what happens as it goes on and if someone just tells you for example that “the alien ends up killing everyone on the ship ending up on earth and most likely killing all life on the planet” that those people would have the whole thing ruined for them because they already know whats going to happen and that takes the suspense/any mystery out of im with you i dont really care but i still see how people could be annoyed by it

[@watchesandcaps2566]

Sometimes I only watch the summaries. Would be cool if he did a channel where he just summarized and reviewed movies with a scientific spin.

[@opossumking4452]

I feel like, calvin should have realized they werent trying to hurt him when they tried to defib Hugh, like, its smart enough to figure out all this stuff but not realize Hugh thought it was dying?

[@aetriandimitri190]

It might have initially lashed out in self defense and then stopped after that, but then it immediately got attacked again with the lamp and then the flamethrower so at that point it def figured it was in danger

[@Crow_Mauler_]

Feel like it's got a monkey mentality. They're super smart but they don't have reasoning and some monkeys don't have self reflection.

[@fallouthirteen]

It might have been too "dumb" at that point and by the time it was smart enough things escalated too far and peace was deemed impossible.

[@alexcardosa8079]

In the movie everyone was hostile.

[@feedthemeat543f]

It had been shocked, burnt and bitten by the rat though It had been attacked enough that it still considered them all threats even after the intelligence boost more than likely

[@plankdorodo3122]

Calvin was vibing so hard and them just choose to extinguish all life on earth, what a interesting little guy

[@Calavinio]

I remember this. Ryan actually has such a healthy body. Kept me sustained for ages

[@gt4666master]

I never knew you consisted on pozzed sperm

[@SaltyIsHere]

Ayo we gotta meet up on earth bro it's been a minute

[@beemillo4741]

Me: *reads profile name* „HA I get it!“

[@panicenvy]

😂

[@immagical7036]

Did you get Rory’s knowledge?? XD

[@sphere7158]

Basically, Calvin is the most powerful alien in fiction, earning the title of a perfect organism. If it came across a Xenomorph, Calvin would essentially be unstoppable.

[@NobleUnclean]

I seriously doubt that. The Xenomorph have an atomic like acid, where the acid isn't producing reactions and changing the nature or structure of the object exposed, instead the 'acid' breaks the atomic and molecular chains that hold materials together. In short, the Xeno's blood can't be fucked with. Although, I wouldn't say that makes the Xeno the top player. Calvin could possibly still kill them, but who knows.

[@vbgvbg1133]

@@NobleUnclean calvin wouldn’t be able to handle xenomorph blood, but it’d be able to clap a xenomorph

[@NobleUnclean]

@@vbgvbg1133 right

[@lauramonjas3131]

@Kai Kimball Nah a Predator is not so different from humans, pretty sure Calvin can consume an entire predator in seconds

[@TheGuyWith3Legs]

@@NobleUnclean Yeah you’re not ready for the truth 😂

[@cloudedarctrooper]

Honestly I would have liked to see an alternate version of this film where Calvin doesn't get severe life-changing PTSD that turns it into a killer. It seemed so innocent and curious about everything. ;-;

[@austinscott1407]

Pretty sure it’s motivation was just to feed, it was always going to kill everyone

[@hmmmintresting3770]

Moral of the story : if you find alein life, you either make sure its more lead than meat or you leave it alone like a crack addict in some dark alley

[@robertnelson9599]

Amazing advice.

[@SummerTSD]

Smort

[@Ratscallion_exe]

"alein"

[@galis4383]

Both of those advices apply to crack addicts in dark alleys.

[@spacetexan8695]

Hey man SpArE sOmE cHaNGe ... come on mAn

[@Ragnarok26]

It's pretty impressive that even when I didn't like the movie I still have to watch your videos.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Well I appreciate that bro!

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

@@RoanokeGaming Yep, same for me!

[@Assassin199410]

Movie is Underrated

[@Emobunneh]

I felt bad that he was avoiding earth because of how he saw people etc, and when he ends up there two really well meaning people wanting to help him end up being the ones to unseal Calvin. It sounds dumb but having people being kind to him on his return being what leads to annihilation is just somehow more depressing x.x

[@fafjaafh]

He landed in Asia, so propably Calvin ended in a soup.

[@ozzywalker609]

Calvin looks like he could have come from an aquatic habitat, since he defaulted to forming tentacles instead of any other kinds of limbs. He may be native to Europa or Encladeus, since they have mantles made of salt water

[@natem1579]

Or he quickly evolves to whatever body type suits him best in his given environment.

[@alexandervelez9507]

i mean for an organism that supposedly evolved in a solely aquatic environment he managed to survive fairly long without being submerged in water.

[@magniwalterbutnotwaltermag1479]

@@alexandervelez9507 many creatures or bacteria rather are found in the ocean and can survive without it for thousands of years

[@aidanmatthewgalea7761]

@@alexandervelez9507 off the bat, my water bear brethren the tardo's

[@aidanmatthewgalea7761]

that actually makes sense to a degree: those icy words are constantly firing geysers into space, as well a being pelted by comets. this means that any water in space immediately freezes. he was probably from a species that reproduces via spores, so his spore probs entered cryptobiosis and just prayed that it'd find a good place for home(or he was being chased and got sucked up, yote into space with all but one cell intact), struck mars, and just as the samples were collected, some of the ice surrounding the cell melted or just boiled off. then he activated instant kill mode

[@joemama-vu3bu]

I can have zombies all day but Calvin will never not make me feel uncomfortable

[@billyfubar2748]

It's the "tentacles I'm the mouth" death that just looks like a horrible way to go Like did it just eat rorys insides and hollow him out. Just a big case of "oh fuck that"

[@liamlol1539]

​@@billyfubar2748body horror is the freakiest kind😭 I think that's why media like Dead Space and the Xenomorph movies/games were so successful

[@bob_bobsen]

@@liamlol1539yeah I can’t cope with body horror

[@jaredlarkin5775]

I love how you summarize the plot first and let me absorb the feel of the tone and plot they’re going for before you dissect the creature, really helps me figure out to what detail the writer wanted to convey to the audience

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

I like how Hugh was so close to Calvin that decided to taze it instead of letting it sleep. Just like my friends! Why not just change the air pressure to get it out of hibernation? How can Calvin survive in space, but goes into hibernation with a slight air pressure change? Did the Vietnamese fishers just not see Calvin or something?

[@JeRefuseDeBienPrononcerBaleine]

Because the writers likely didn't bother to go farther than the cool concept and basic consistency in the movie which is what they needed. After all, it's not like that kind of alien can actually exist so it's not like they need to go full realism.

[@AveSicarius]

In terms of being exposed to vacuum, there is a big difference between the extremely hostile environment of space and an environment barren of resources or non-optimal for growth. The environment in the lab changed BUT it was still obviously habitable by the organism, it decided to hibernate to conserve resources and wait for better conditions. Meanwhile a vacuum is an incredibly hostile environment, extremely cold, with high pressure differentials applying extreme forces to the cells, and just generally inhabitable for any form of life as we know it. The fact that Calvin was so desperate to get back inside the ship shows that it didn't find the environment habitable. As to changing the air pressure, if I remember correctly they did do so, but it remained dormant. Essentially Hugh was incredibly impatient and couldn't wait to experiment with different conditions. I would imagine with the damage from reentry combined with their apparent general lack of education on the matter, no, they didn't look they simply opened it. Plus, they might not be able to tell what it is from the outside anyway, and humanity is rather known for curiosity getting us into dire straits.

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

@@AveSicarius thank

[@tannerbarnes7392]

For real, Hugh could have just woken it up by feeding it again, and kept it docile and contained

[@GAndreC]

The organism was not docile it simply lacked the ability to perceive biomass worth consuming once it consumed enough to become aware biology took over and it perceived it would be useful to change in order to consume more biomass.

[@lionheart1013]

Not gonna lie but Calvin kinda reminds me of the Mimics from Prey, minus the part where they divide after consuming a host and or the host becoming a new meat suit for the mimic which it will evolve into a new creature, and obviously the Mimic being able to shapeshift into inanimate objects

[@RoanokeGaming]

Reminds me EXACTLY of the typhons

[@Yavorh55]

Yoo the way it moves too!

[@wilmagregg3131]

even its final evolution reminded me of the typhon as it turns into a bunch of webs around the pod just like most typhon life purpose is to create the light webs

[@jauhnwilks2114]

@@RoanokeGaming hey can you make a vid about Typhon?

[@karlovicinquisition3659]

@@jauhnwilks2114 I think he already did one on them.

[@lolglolblol]

With his cells being perfectly adaptable, Calvin is essentially what I imagine fantasy slimes to work like

[@cocoavelour800]

I always liked the idea that Calvin was the pinnacle of all life on Mars. That's why the movie is called Life, he was the pinnacle of evolution. A perfect cell. When the universe ends it will just be Calvin watching it alone.

[@pancytryna9378]

SCP-682 moment

[@IzayaLbn]

Well that's not why Calvin existed.

[@kR-qj7rw]

very romantic and all but nah its still just cells bitch would never survive the worse the universe has to offer

[@apophenic_]

Not how evolution works. There is no pinnacle.

[@alpharius2omegaboogaloo384]

@@apophenic_Tell that to a vampire scientist lol

[@CrunchyWater]

i love how the time stamp is: "lets poke an alien with a cattle prod. great plan!"

[@fulcrum7455]

The time stamps in Roanoke videos are literally fire

[@TF2CrunchyFrog]

Someone took a page from the playbook of the dumb "scientists" in _Prometheus._

[@weaselwolf8425]

@@fulcrum7455 FR

[@187mrsmith]

We need a part two or a sequel to this movie or even a prequel of how Calvin started on Mars there's so many amazing ways you could go with it!

[@Shoorit]

Yeah, I enjoyed this movie and would love to see how Calvin got on while on earth.

[@birgaripadam7112]

problem is it woulb be just an Post-apocalyptic movie where humans slowly die

[@187mrsmith]

@@birgaripadam7112 So then you do the prequel where it shows how Calvin got to be dormant so basically the movie would end with how this movie started

[@birgaripadam7112]

@@187mrsmith think about thing prequel, was it good or needed? Only way a second movie would work is if humans found a way to coexist with this alien, but it's not perfect and focus on evolution of this monster and and humans attempt to found a way to survive it though I don't think it would work as technology level in this movie is not that advance to justify it, so what ever they do would be failure I think

[@ReaperofSouls42]

This was supposed to get a sequel but no news came of it. :/

[@walnzell9328]

5:43 Do the microbe dance! Lookit 'im go!

[@aaronmurray9336]

I wonder if Calvin appropriated Rory's brain instead of consuming it. Rather than be turned into nutrients the brain cells in the Hippocampus were integrated into Calvin's nervous system

[@CrustyMcButternuts]

Doesn't work that way. That would be like swallowing your old cell phone to download your pics from 10 years ago into your brain.

[@michaelnettles3059]

@@CrustyMcButternuts Ya'll can't do that

[@hulksmash3429]

@@michaelnettles3059 We also aren't Calvin

[@santi_super_stunts2573]

It would explain how he knew ab the ship and the suit technology.

[@argo9721]

I don't think that's how that works 😂

[@alangreene5776]

When they said ''its every cell is basicly can do anything'' and after see it suck off a rat, i thought it was going to mutate into a massive resident evil last level boss. But what we got was a glorified hyperactive face hugger

[@iamnietta1940]

This also reminds me of the final boss in the comics and anime BT X.

[@queebles3183]

“Suck off a rat” welp I’ve heard all I never wanted to hear

[@Readspiraloyster]

I'm definitely a fan of hyperovolving and or shapeshifting creatures so Calvin is definitely one of the creatures that has made my favorite list on a long line of favorites

[@Eternal_Fear]

I like a lot the fact what Calvin didn't kill that guy and actually made landing safer for him. Probably more for itself but still. Because this guy literally gave him oxygen it needed and a way to escape. So I guess it was kinda thankful. Used this human to the fullest but still.

[@thenumbah1birdman]

The director has stated Calvin does not want to kill David but wants to communicate with him

[@Eternal_Fear]

@@thenumbah1birdman good to know. I think director made good job portraying it in the film.

[@TimDaGoof]

@@thenumbah1birdmanfr?

[@thenumbah1birdman]

@@TimDaGoof yeah

[@KayLee-lw5iv]

It's tempting to think calvin wouldn't have been aggressive without being provoked, but the same level of activity was going on when it was given passive nutrients to utilize. The interaction between humans and calvin was through a medium that would mask our nutrional value-- Calvin probably wouldn't have cared to interact with humans as anything but a source of food regardless of a perceived threat

[@AverageAlien]

nah he seemed quite curious of the rat until it bit him

[@PrinceIsot]

But he did interact out of curiosity before he was "attacked" sooo

[@90s-h7l]

He’s extremely hostile, he’s an apex predator. Even without Hugh stupidly shocking it, he still probably would’ve went after the crew, for food of course.

[@hunterh1175]

Love that you put Halo music, and specifically Flood music in the background. « One single Calvin cell can destroy a species »

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

The plot of Life presents the theory that Calvin caused the extinction of the Mars, honestly I think that Mars's extinction is what led to Calvin. If supercells are presumably common on Mars (considering just how advanced Calvin is), then it's fair to assume that the biosphere on Mars was composed of said supercells and that they were pretty normal. However, Calvin is still fairly alive and functional by the time the crew of the ISS gets the sample with him in it. That implies that he's like a tardigrade in that he can survive fairly horrid conditions that will destroy other life, but even tardigrades aren't infallible. There's a time limit before they run out and die. That same logic ought to be applicable to Calvin. What I personally think is that Calvin is an organism that's evolved at the end stages of life on Mars, and has managed to survive due to the likely very few, very isolated patches of locations that can allow extremophile life to exist on said planet - water ice, pockets of air trapped underground in caves, that kind of thing. Obviously due to erosion and other issues on the surface those locations do eventually get exposed, forcing life forms like Calvin to have to go into hibernation mode in a last-ditch attempt to survive. After all, Calvin is not only resistant to a lot of problems when he is encountered aboard the ISS - these are also traits that make him decently capable of resisting death on Mars. Lack of oxygen, fluctuating temperature changes of high extremes, sudden changes in pressure, all of these would be present on Mars even today. I'd imagine Calvin would eventually have a max capacity to him before he ultimately stops growing and would probably wind up living a comfy life as a superpredator in some deep ocean or forgotten crevice somewhere on Earth and nobody would bat an eye, and he'd only be a real problem to the whole planet if his species can procreate asexually.

[@asandax6]

Fluctuating temperature changes can be used as a source of energy e.g capture heat when it's hot and slowly release when it's cold using the temperature gradient as a means to facilitate energy conversion. Like TEGs.

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

@@fanta6261 I mean yes, that too

[@wolfskin275]

I Like To Think Calvin Was A Bioweapon Designed Too Perfect. Martians Imprisoned Calvin In The Ice After Cooling The Core, Slowing Rotation, Lowering The Gravity And Ridding Oxygen From Mars Surface With Constant Sand Storm To Make Sure Calvin Never Made It Out And Home To Another Planet. Sandstorm Destroyed ALL The Warning Signs.

[@flaviomonteiro1414]

@@wolfskin275 Yeah, Darude can be pretty merciless to any warn sign.

[@thearcanamodernau8130]

Yeah, I thought so too. Calvin was probably in killing mode becuase it was very hungry. At some point it will probably just settle in earth and remain unbothered ocassionally eating stuff in the ocean.

[@pandito46]

Got an interesting challenge for ya: an anatomy of the creature from Carrion

[@RoanokeGaming]

seems like a good idea!

[@fulcrum7455]

Good idea

[@chriss2031]

Would love to listen to that one.

[@sufferingincorporatedtm1781]

yes

[@jessediaz307]

I been playing that and I NEED to know what the FUCK that thing is...

[@UGNAvalon]

Just a few weeks after landfall: Humans: “What… what are you? 😨” Calvin: “I? I am a monument to all your sins….”

[@nihaalsandim9986]

great reference

[@JixxarEntropy]

And that sin was nameing him calvin

[@paytonwirtjes523]

The flood is still scarier

[@_S.T.A.L.K.E.R._]

Day 1 of asking Roanoke to cover the STALKER series and its creatures

[@mastafoo886]

yes please

[@qenten05]

without a doubt.

[@flora4547]

This would be soo good!

[@theideaofevil]

Don't tease me with something so great

[@thezambambo2184]

I'm not sure which I'd be most excited for, the abominations that are Chimeras, Pseudogiants, and Flesh or the unfortunate cases of Controllers and Snorks

[@istvanfodor9749]

Always knew my boy Calvin was plotting something. The man ate pizza with a fork

[@danialyousaf6456]

That monster. Does he leave the crusts as well ?

[@istvanfodor9749]

@@danialyousaf6456 the crusts never had a chance

[@danialyousaf6456]

@@istvanfodor9749 dear God.

[@huskpl3yz358]

But how he can eat a pizza if he does not have hands?? AND thumbs

[@nobody5093]

@@huskpl3yz358 FEET

[@Azureblad3]

Thanks!

[@kit6818]

This video is Sponsored by Raycon, Perfect for blocking out the screams of your fellow human meat-suits being devoured by Calvin, being chased by a Xenomorph on Sevastopol or just being aggravated by a Karen in the supermarket.

[@airbornewarningandcontrols396]

Karens gotta be the worst out of the extraterrestrial killers

[@garank4971]

@@airbornewarningandcontrols396 the rest follows instincts scary yeah but just basic nature

[@WinterPains]

@@garank4971 Xenomorphs are hyperintelligent...

[@garank4971]

@@WinterPains bio engineering helps Evolution

[@WinterPains]

@@garank4971 Okay? That doesn't change the fact you were wrong in your statement that Xenomorphs follow basic instincts.

[@AveSicarius]

The director actually made a point of saying that perhaps Calvin had found a way to communicate by the time he reached Earth, so potentially not a world ending scenario.

[@doctordiscord1399]

"On single flood spore can destroy species." That's always such a bone-chilling line from Halo 3 since it really made it clear how dangerous a single-celled organism like the Flood can be, considering how efficient it is, and in Calvins case, who knows how long it would take for him to do that work of a Flood hive on a highjacked ship?

[@yayap52]

r/unexpectedhalo

[@rewsterfewd1226]

Calvin: “sleeps” Wakes him up Calvin: *so you have chosen death*

[@walnzell9328]

The thought that humanity accidentally caused bacteria to colonize Venus is both hilarious and scary.

[@eknowles402]

I always thought that Hugh let Calvin feast on to him. The reason being is in an earlier scene once Calvin was let back in and as they are traveling to go to the central control Hugh is alone briefly and as he's moving through the tubes he hears a noise and looks off into the distance. That on top of his obsession with Calvin plays a role in wanting it to live.

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

Calvins such a cool,alien! I love how it adapted to a micro gravity environment while having this mix of a serpentine cephalopod form! The way it seems to lean more on strangling its prey than biting or slashing its a neat twist.

[@wetube6513]

Its inspired from flatworms which hunt the same way Calvin does.

[@TheAccountant1000]

The Part that it should enough aggression & intelligence to break the wand and use it to release itself from the glove was actually terrifying

[@paytonwirtjes523]

Ikr when he pushed on the glove and was just like damn I need something sharp, then went to the want and looked at it like "hey, this is sharp". It was at that moment I knew they were all dead

[@LittleBigBwner]

The way those 2 in the end just.. immediately pop the door off to try and help the guy inside like.. WHAT?! Sure, maybe they didn't hear or understand him say not to open the door but they do it so quick with 0 hesitation. Do they not have eyes?!?! It came from spaaaaccce, and this man is consumed by some disgusting abomination and these guys are like "awh hell yeah, let me into some'a that!"

[@TACTIK00L]

they were hungry the asian people will consume calvin

[@CeeDoubleU]

@@TACTIK00L lmao

[@ahardworker2154]

@@TACTIK00L or screw him since tentacles

[@robertasvaicius4437]

They're gonna eat him. Calvin will soon find out hes not at the top of the food chain in asia.

[@thedivineshadow451]

@@robertasvaicius4437 In asia Calvin is only above asian school girls in the hierarchy, and thats only because the school girls allow him to be

[@LoyalWackGamer]

Correction: if you look up “supercell” you’ll only find the makers of clash of clans and clash royale

[@RoanokeGaming]

ROFL

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

Calvin sounds like the perfect organism, this is probably one of the smartest films, barely anybody has seen unfortunately.

[@wetube6513]

The problem is that it would kill too many too soon that it will eventually starve out and die even when in hibernation eventually.

[@TimDaGoof]

@@wetube6513it would just do what it did on mars lol

[@taidainthejar7573]

Calvin is the most terrifying thing I've ever seen. Like the very second I see him I go full flight mode.

[@ParsureArts]

Y e s. This movie scared me to pieces when I first watched it, and I’m already afraid of bugs and crawly things to begin with- eeehgfjdtds

[@loganholt3423]

The ending of this movie is truly terrifying

[@herbsmith1566]

Calvin only got aggressive when he was provoked so I wonder if there’s a way we could live amongst Calvin and could possibly run tests in a environment controlled and non threatening

[@powwowken2760]

I love how the school chosen supposedly voted for the alien to have a boring ass name like 'Calvin'... We all know the real winner of the vote was 'Assface', but noooo, we can't have nice things

[@GAndreC]

Ahh mcboatface if only they actually listened

[@Son0v4l1ch]

Let's be honest, it would have been named Hitler 2.

[@coolgreenbug7551]

@@Son0v4l1ch Hitler McStalinFace

[@BeeTheBee]

I'd imagine the teacher would've made a rule like no inappropriate names and it was young kids so a normal name fits

[@wetube6513]

King K Rool

[@mikeyfrederick1232]

I was sitting around and just randomly thought "I wonder if Roanoke Gaming has published anything new"?? You never disappoint...great content sir

[@RoanokeGaming]

I appreciate the compliment man :)

[@CristianVancaillie]

Ce film est UNE REUSSITE TOTALE.... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mnmgodz45]

This movie creeped me out so much. I dk why but the Calvin alien has always stuck with me. Then the ending of the movie also stuck with me since it’s so messed up

[@FlowerGuy32]

Me too, it makes me quite uncomfortable... and I like movies where humans get screwed in the end.... but not this way.... not extinction via Calvins...

[@TheGuyWith3Legs]

If only they hadn’t zapped calvin would this have been a TOTALLY different outcome.

[@Vexin980]

"Ask for permission to body Calvin." Making it sound like Ryan Reynolds could easily destroy it, and failed because he wasn't given permission.

[@HeadlessZombY]

honestly, thinking on it, Calvin having such thick cell walls would actually probably be an overall detriment compared to specialized cells. so much of the Mass of calvin is tied up in cell walls, even deep within his body. because of that, there is a case to be made that he shouldn't have been as strong as he was. there's just simple thermodynamic properties that can't be overlooked and so i don't think a cell that can do everything would be capable of competing with specialized cells. edit: it'd also be highly susceptible to a bacteriophage engineered to attack it and likely poisons, there's current research that says that bacteria that grow more anti-biotic resistant weaken their defenses against bacteriophages and vice versa. it can't be perfectly immune to either of these attacks as it must eat and therefor have a process for allowing material into a cell that could be exploited. it's unlikely to be able to defend against chemical attacks on it's DNA, etc. The only thing that I would consider a true threat would be if he could just release his cells airborne and still have them directed someway so that he could just start eating little bits of everything. Like imagine if we just laced arsenic over an area overtaken by calvin, if any atoms manage to get into cells they will just start shredding DNA up making the cell malfunction and die, if the cells try to get reabsorbed then the arsenic is passed on. it can't control cells that are malfunctioning and so can't quarantine except mechanically.

[@EgorKaskader]

Also, each cell has to invest into everything at once - light-sensitive pigments, contracting complexes, digestive enzymes, and some way to process and pass information like a neuron - presumably purely chemically, as depolarisation mechanics would already be taken up by the muscle functions. This makes every one of these systems very inefficient compared to terminally specialised cells - each cell would be weaker than a smooth muscle cell, worse at digestion than an enterocyte (which also get help from external digestive enzymes, adding yet more efficiency), worse at perceiving light and forming signals than cones and neurons....

[@dariusgreysun]

Give it the Fauci ouchie

[@linop2]

If I remember correctly Calvin was trying to communicate with the last survivor in the end. As stated by the director btw, and while I'm fairly certain this is a thing I could be misremembering it.

[@alexandreebrahemian4122]

Calvin: hey how are you doing Survivor: let's die together Calvin: no we don't Survivor: oh yes Calvin: hey what's that blue planet Survivor: well crap

[@thenumbah1birdman]

He is, the director says that because Gyllenhal's character is the only one that doesn't try to harm Calvin directly Calvin has now evolved to a point where he is looking for communication

[@hybridhd7436]

Basically at the end it was just using Jakes character to hitch a ride don to Earth. It didn't see Jakes character as a threat anymore so it didn't kill him. Definitely killed the fisherman/rescuers though more or less likely.

[@thenumbah1birdman]

@@hybridhd7436 director's word contradicts that

[@voctur]

Reminds me of a B-movie about an alien being that gets inside a ship and kills most of the crew. And in the end it ends up befriending the two survivors. When it got inside the ship it was during its development phase and was just looking for food, so when it finally fully develops it feels guilty about what he did so helps the survivors to go back to earth

[@nihaalsandim9986]

Calvin when someone is rude to him : Looks like meats back in the menu boys !!!

[@GAndreC]

All biomass is on the menu it always was. How other biomass interacts with it is irrelevant.

[@whiteface513abandonedchann8]

@@GAndreC it wasn't aggressive at first as they were feeding it so it had no need to pick a fight with creatures that, for all it knew, could kill it instantly. Calvin is smart and knows to pick its battles. It was being friendly since it had all the food it needed, then it felt threatened and retaliated, then it became intelligent enough to know it would need to eat more, and finally, by word of the director, it plans to attempt to start communicating with humans rather than fighting them. Calvin isn't a mindless consuming machine

[@the.one.who.doesnt.knock.]

it is crazy that calvin's entire mass is still a brain as well as everything else and has a somewhat cryptobiosis ability to hibernate.

[@michaelhowell2326]

I can't think of space suits without thinking of the "sleeve" fiasco. I learned that at like 15 and have remembered it for years since.

[@soulstealer1667]

What is this?! I must know. Give me terms to Google.

[@RoanokeGaming]

lmao what a great time

[@Shoorit]

NASA were basically asking men how big their penis is.. naturally they all said large lol.. it’s hilarious to me and the fact that the “sleeve” didn’t fit properly would mean it leaks.

[@georgethomas4567]

I honestly enjoyed this film. It was really, really good and just scary enough to make me feel super uncomfortable while watching. And that ending is so damn dark with that one person who gets sent into space with no chance of surviving.

[@CommanderKrieg]

I can't watch it. Not because it's scary, but because it makes me really really uncomfortable and anxious. So like a good horror movie should.

[@johnpayne5590]

I like how calvin starts out looking transparent, but as it eats and grows it becomes more monstrous looking, with a more defined form.

[@thebeanman99]

Roanoke is one of the few channels I actually look forward to seeing videos from. Not only does he make videos of interesting topics, but he explains things in a simple yet effective manner.

[@katiewhelan6431]

"Calvin is space herpes" not a sentence I expected to hear today, but here we are

[@calvin9881]

No kidding since my name is Calvin

[@mreeeee8426]

y e s

[@DragonArcadia]

So, I’m a Halo fanboy, and I’m flat out impressed by how much Halo music, specifically Flood music, you’ve used in this video and it all fits so well.

[@SViiiO]

💯

[@goddammitboi]

I always thought that Calvin evolved to live on Mars as it depleted, forcing him to do all the things other single celled organisms did for him and once he was introduced into a rich environment, he just started consuming all he could. He's a growing and hungry boy

[@grimcity]

I adore this movie! Finally, an alien that isn't humanoid, and its biology as explained in the flick though pseudoscience is still believable with very little suspension of disbelief (as far as Earth's biology is concerned). This is good scifi,... I wish it had done better wish audiences!

[@pikachureynolds1110]

Agreed the bleak ending is a throwback to how sci-fi was almost always like. Calvin won. Can't say that for xenomorphs or the thing.

[@grimcity]

@@pikachureynolds1110 - truth!

[@Freelancer837]

@@pikachureynolds1110 I mean, The Thing did win though

[@kevinc8955]

Good sci-fi is never going to do well with audiences. Exposition is boring. The standard audience wants tranformers. Average IQ of the US is 97, and we are on the higher side of the world average.

[@grimcity]

@@loadishstone ...yes, I'm serious. Nice post, but a bit obtuse.

[@miked5834]

I think this movie is severely under rated.

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

I always loved this movie, it just kinda seemed really interesting, and pulled off the horror pretty well. It just gave me a different vibe than a lot of horror movies

[@marcusng4536]

The 6 dislikes are from the Calvins'

[@RoanokeGaming]

Damnit calvins!

[@606Xentrax606]

Hey, that's discriminatory! I'm a Calvin, and I was sure to leave a Like. 👍

[@calvinschembri9942]

@@RoanokeGaming what don't blame me its not my fault that my fellow Calvin's are sensitive like the Calvin in this show.

[@theeeggmancowpies9660]

..it's 142 now... He's multiplying : (

[@Lux_Onyx]

Your videos all sound very well-thought out. I'm not knowledgeable in any field that you describe but I feel like I understand more because of it. So thank you. But I'm mainly here to comment about my appreciation for your use of the Halo soundtrack. Seriously. Fire.

[@motozealot5176]

The Halo music is very fitting. Somethings should remain burried

[@declanmugford987]

We need a xenomorph episode roanoke, we need the perfect Killing machine explained by you

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

The xenomorph is possible the most asked video request on your channel.

[@ragaboi4103]

big brain as he already covered the predator

[@UBtagSoGood]

I just watched this movie and it pissed me off to no end that some of these astronauts made decisions that would end humanity.

[@clayxros576]

Considering how friendly Calvin was until the cattle prod incident, it's entirely possible that once it got smart enough for communication self defense or medical procedures wouldn't have that hyper aggressive response. Cause, you know, we could tell them that we were trying to revive it? Also, why cattle prod the weird goo after you change the atmospheric pressure? If it's alive it only hurts it, if it's dead then yu just got a bunch of meat you're cooking. No amount of defibrilation is gonna help a Bends victim.

[@Edward-6909]

Gotta mention it again, Roanoke love that u have the halo mcc soundtracks in these sci-fi videos as background ambient sounds .all hail marty & his chants.👍

[@RoanokeGaming]

Ayyy hell ya, glad you liked that bro!

[@haruruben]

Calvin’s design implies his species was active when mats had water. I think it’s an aquatic creature, would probably be pretty catastrophic after it reaches earth but if it’s limited to water I think humanity would eventually find a way the deal with the threat

[@vo1d606]

Humanity is temporary, Calvin is forever

[@mainep12]

I love how you have the flood theme music playing in the background in most of your videos, gives it suspense to science

[@tywren2486]

"plants can't move, at least not very quickly" Venus Fly Trap: Am I a joke to you?!

[@generalseal6948]

imagine another movie series where humanity tries to fight to survive calvin

[@deazee2288]

I searched super cell, I got redirected to a DBZ search result, and I remember watching this movie after finishing a shift in a covid containment unit and it's just terrifying to me for some reason

[@cavv0667]

Love this Film! It's well worth multiple viewings! Love these under-rated Sci-Fi films...: Life, Apollo 18, Moon... etc.

[@Hunter_IRL]

Apollo 18. Hadn't heard of that film before, but this is the second time I've seen it mentioned in the last 2 days. Might be a sign.

[@goofball944700]

Love the fact that you used the soundtrack of Halo as backdrop for a deep dive on an alien organism. Coming across the flood in the first game gave me nightmares for years of what could happen if humanity found life like that or like Calvin.

[@omegadeadpool4987]

The Poor guy just wanted to die. They forced him back to Life! Now he will live, on humanity's Corpse A rare movie specimen not relying on Jumpscare to make you feel dread

[@DCG909]

And a "bad end" movie at that, which is also uncommon.

[@Mate397]

Dread which is quickly thrown out the window as you groan at the idiocy on screen.

[@omegadeadpool4987]

@@Mate397 What is the Idiocy in the movie here? I'd just like an explanation for it

[@Mate397]

@@omegadeadpool4987 The usual illogical way of acting in a face of an alien threat. Not ejecting the lab section into deep space at the moment of contamination break, opening the hatch to the ship that was supposed to push out the infested station and so on.

[@omegadeadpool4987]

@@Mate397 1. You are Assuming that they could just eject a section of the space station here. And two, they did take the decision to lock Calvin in the lab, it was just that he escaped from it. And even if they could release the lab off, that would require them to dismantle an entire Space Station for a single Organism(they didn't know how dangerous Calvin is when this happened) 2. I don't remember this one but if you are referring to the Chinese guy here, then he didn't know that the ship came there to push them out. He went there to go back to Earth And go on, is there more such logical inconsistencies which are justifiable if the audience use their own logic?

[@RushStriker9]

I always enjoyed the theory that this project was a salvaged waste of a potential Venom movie

[@doomguydemonkiller]

Ayyy finally you got around to doing Calvin from Life. Such an interesting specimen