Ironman
#Knickstape
I’m watching this for the first time on Hulu
I’m scared brehs
Turn the lights down and raise the volume
Just rewatched The Fly
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Turn the lights down and raise the volume
DOG GEENA DAVIS MADE ME WABT GO COME
THRU THE SCREEN ABD SMACK HER
WHAT THE fukk
KILL THAT NASTY MUTHAfukkA
why did she keep coming back
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Mortal1
Superstar
classic for sure just don't eat anything while watching it.
Ukbrotha
Superstar
but a classic.
this what made movies so great back then. no CGIMake practical effects great again
i just watched this for the first time. the effects were goat
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
As a person with chronic medical conditions and physical deformities, this movie his really close to home. It's scarily accurate of what it's like--the constant deterioration and decay, the urge to hide, etc.
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As a guy who did lab science in school, in the most random situations I would have flashbacks to when that first fly hair starts poking out of his skin. I can't think of another absolutely ridiculous horror movie that somehow still had me shook it was gonna happen to me.
DOG GEENA DAVIS MADE ME WABT GO COME
THRU THE SCREEN ABD SMACK HER
WHAT THE fukk
KILL THAT NASTY MUTHAfukkA
why did she keep coming back
Cloutius Maximus
with the aid of the Funk...
man i watched this with my Dad when I was 8 and it had me fukked up for days
Cloutius Maximus
with the aid of the Funk...
I heard the movie was inspired by the AIDS crisis going on at the time. What Brundle went thru was similar to someone dying of AIDS or Cancer
The only film that's ever ruined a food for me. I was eating Sloppy Joes (
) when it started & upchucked midway through. Haven't touched one since.
) when it started & upchucked midway through. Haven't touched one since.
Trash quality, but it was a 30 minute HBO special. I remember that bit from when I was kid because that movie The Fly used to have me shook.
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
David Cronenberg--the director, who I'm a huge fan of--said that he accepts that interpretation, but states that he was making a general statement about aging. It's a testament to the film's effectiveness that it can cover any number of conditions.
