The Thing – 4k. Glasgow Film Theatre
Monday 31 October, 2022
Late Night Screening Friday 28 October at 11 p.m.
John Carpenter’s relentless, terrifying, psychological horror is a masterpiece of suspense.
An Antarctic survey team discover that a shapeshifting alien which can imitate any of them has infiltrated their compound. As the deaths begin to escalate, everyone is a suspect and no one can be trusted. Revered for its ground-breaking special effects and eerie synth score, The Thing remains one of Carpenter’s most beloved films.
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