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The Thing (1982) Review

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Elizabeth Howlett

John Carpenter’s The Thing is a suspense-riddled, snow-covered sci-fi horror and Kurt Russell is the fiery cherry on top of a perfectly-iced paranoia cake.

Posted in Elizabeth Howlett, Latest Posts, Reviews Tagged 1980s movies, bill lancaster, david clennon, e.t., Elizabeth Howlett, horror, Horror Sci Fi, john carpenter, keith david, kurt russell, sci-fi, t.k. carter, the thing, wilford brimley Leave a comment

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