But that's basically the entire final third of the film.
But that's basically the entire final third of the film.
Time for a rewatch lol
Grey aliens. They are iconic, clearly identifiable, and terrifying without relying on dangerous physical characteristics (lots of teeth, spikes etc).
In particular the cover of Communion frightened me so much as a child I couldn't even look at it. By this age I was already watching Alien, The Thing, The Fly (okay that one fucked me up pretty good) but the deep fear conjured up by this face was on a whole other level.
Grey aliens. They are iconic, clearly identifiable, and terrifying without relying on dangerous physical characteristics (lots of teeth, spikes etc).
In particular the cover of Communion frightened me so much as a child I couldn't even look at it. By this age I was already watching Alien, The Thing, The Fly (okay that one fucked me up pretty good) but the deep fear conjured up by this face was on a whole other level.
Xenomorph is definitely the GOAT but there a lot of awesome suggestions in this thread.
Not entirely applicable (you don't actually see the aliens), but I the hybrid owl/grey alien imagery from the forth kind always stuck with me for its creepiness.
I know what you mean 100%. I don't know if I'd even say I enjoyed it, but its imagery and atmosphere from key points definitely stuck with me.This movie was the strangest mix of "Absolute worst acting I've ever seen in a Hollywood film" during the actual film bits and "Some convincing and pretty spooky moments" during the found footage/documentary bits.
Grotesque, to be sure, but not nearly as terrifying as the original design.Yeah nothing will ever top the original Alien design, but I do however think the Alien Newborn from Alien Resurrection is sadly overlooked because of the dumb film it's in. As I recall, it is all completely practical animatronics in the movie with zero CGI for this monster and it looks so damn creepy and unsettling and yet they can somehow have it convey different emotions with that grotesque face, like when it tries to lure people in with its sad crying face just so it can kill them. It's the little reflection in its dark eyes that does it. Still holds up perfectly because it is so well done.
It sort of got overexposed in the final act, but I did enjoy this monster from The Ritual
And you gotta love Pan Labyrinth's Pale Man.
If this is the movie I'm thinking of, there's a scene where you see the silhouette of grey rise up from behind a bed that scared the shit out of me.This movie was the strangest mix of "Absolute worst acting I've ever seen in a Hollywood film" during the actual film bits and "Some convincing and pretty spooky moments" during the found footage/documentary bits.
I really love this movie too. It's such a shame how shyamalan tried his best to ruin his movies with those horrendous endings after sixtth sense. Signs is one of my alltime favorite movies but I just kinda have to turn by brain off at the end.Also, Those We Do Not Speak of, from The Village:
Even though they're just suits. God I love this movie, one of the best soundtracks too.
I loved the ritual.............isn't that thing consideredLoki?
Resurrection is such a strange film, in that it's core premise and story is good and it has some amazing cinematography but what let's it down is that it doesn't know if it wants to be serious or to cheesy fun.Yeah nothing will ever top the original Alien design, but I do however think the Alien Newborn from Alien Resurrection is sadly overlooked because of the dumb film it's in. As I recall, it is all completely practical animatronics in the movie with zero CGI for this monster and it looks so damn creepy and unsettling and yet they can somehow have it convey different emotions with that grotesque face, like when it tries to lure people in with its sad crying face just so it can kill them. It's the little reflection in its dark eyes that does it. Still holds up perfectly because it is so well done.
Resurrection is such a strange film, in that it's core premise and story is good and it has some amazing cinematography but what let's it down is that it doesn't know if it wants to be serious or to cheesy fun.
If the film was made to be tonally serious it could have been a great film but instead it just feels weird and off-putting.
I think it's aI loved the ritual.............isn't that thing consideredLoki?
Honestly one of the most disgusting, disturbing transformations I can think of. Just every step is super painful and he keeps on struggling, like the way he pukes up the tentacles... ugh, nasty
Yeah, I have a few of Giger's art books, and they're definitely something else. I'd love to visit the museum and the bar some day.Sorry for the bump, but I just went to the H.R. Giger museum and holy crap could that dude paint some horrifying stuff.
Too bad all the alien/xenomorph merch is so damn expensive. At least I could drink at the Giger Bar :)
Over Jinmen or Tollg? Nah.