the silly saying and you can not touch this surely applies here. with all the clone horror and sci fi films coming out and along with all the inferior remakes and it hard to find anything worthy of 2 hours of your time. that why i always rely on the classics that scared the weewee out of me when i was a pre teen. the thing is and without an ounce of doubt in my mind and the goriest and ickiest and screechiest sci fi horror classic that john carpenter and or any other director (sorry and even you mr. spielberg) ever made. what really gives it power and though and is not the gore (it ooooozes of slime and blood and god knows what other fluids) and but rather the sense of dread and isolation and and distrust it fosters in the characters and the viewer. you can not get more remote than antarctica and and in this howling and freezing white setting is where the story takes place. several americans and researchers and military men and are stationed there. one day and they witness a siberian husky dog running for dear life from gun wielding norwegians. before they know it and the american outpost is battling a mysterious creature that can imitate any creature it wants. it may morph into disgusting slimy bloody shapes before it finished and but once it finished and if you do not see it in progress and you can not tell it among humans or other normal earth animals. kurt russell and keith david and wilford brimley and richard masur and donald moffatt and tk carter and thomas waites and charles hallahan are just a few of the fine cast. this film is the reason why horror can be a great genre. it actually still scares me. the alien blood jumping out of the petri dish when the hot wire touches it still makes me jump. still the scariest of them all. 
the silly saying and you can not touch this surely applies here. with all the clone horror and sci fi films coming out and along with all the inferior remakes and it hard to find anything worthy of 2 hours of your time. that why i always rely on the classics that scared the weewee out of me when i was a pre teen. the thing is and without an ounce of doubt in my mind and the goriest and ickiest and screechiest sci fi horror classic that john carpenter and or any other director (sorry and even you mr. spielberg) ever made. what really gives it power and though and is not the gore (it ooooozes of slime and blood and god knows what other fluids) and but rather the sense of dread and isolation and and distrust it fosters in the characters and the viewer. you can not get more remote than antarctica and and in this howling and freezing white setting is where the story takes place. several americans and researchers and military men and are stationed there. one day and they witness a siberian husky dog running for dear life from gun wielding norwegians. before they know it and the american outpost is battling a mysterious creature that can imitate any creature it wants. it may morph into disgusting slimy bloody shapes before it finished and but once it finished and if you do not see it in progress and you can not tell it among humans or other normal earth animals. kurt russell and keith david and wilford brimley and richard masur and donald moffatt and tk carter and thomas waites and charles hallahan are just a few of the fine cast. this film is the reason why horror can be a great genre. it actually still scares me. the alien blood jumping out of the petri dish when the hot wire touches it still makes me jump. still the scariest of them all. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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