A 'meteor' crashes near a mountain resort town carrying an apopalyptic payload that threatens not just the town, but the world.
A superior remake of the original starring Shawnee Smith and a baby-faced Keven Dillon. It's got a nice Eighties pessimistic edge to it. The movie replaces the 'just how stupid do you have to be to get eaten by this thing' blob with an horrific predator th... read more
"5 STARS vs 7 STARS
I honestly didn't even see the point of this one. Honestly, the original is just standard atomic-era sci-fi cheese and notable, mainly, for it being Steve McQueen's first starring role. The original was good, and fun; this remake was just bad."
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Movie Location: The Colonial, a movie theater that the monstrous Blob attacks near the climax of the movie, sending patrons fleeing out the front doors.
Real Location: Colonial Theater in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania (227 Bridge Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460)"
Jamie M. added this to a list 6 months, 1 week ago
"Rock salt was dyed purple to create the crystallized Blob for the ending of the movie.
Both Chuck Russell, and the film's co writer, Frank Darabont, previously worked on A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 3, Russell directed and wrote part 3, while Darabont also co wrote part 3.
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"October 17
After seeing the original movie, I was wondering if this was better. While it does fix some of the problems from the original, it still has problems of its own. The dialogue was really weird. Sometimes it was good and sometimes it wasn't. Despite the flaws I enjoyed it and I really liked how the blob looked. "