Blob - Il fluido che uccide

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The big stunt feat with Brian jumping the ravine on his motorcycle while a helicopter flies overhead [...]	D
The partially-dissolved-but-still-alive soldier was performed by stuntman Noble Craig, a triple-ampu [...]	D
Chuck Russell and co-writer Frank Darabont brought The Blob to New Line Pictures, but the studio pas [...]	D
The M16A1 Kevin Dillon uses near the end of the film is a prop M16A1, typically used in movies from [...]	D
Julie McCullough was also featured in an episode of the Golden Girls as the teen neighbor who is pre [...]	D
One of this film's producers, Jack H. Harris, was also the producer of the original 1958 version.	D
In addition to Frank Darabont making many references to "The Stand" throughout the film, actress Sha [...]	D
Charlie Spradling's debut.	D
Kevin Dillon and Shawnee Smith both wore hair extensions at Chuck Russell's insistence.	D
The motorcycles used by Kevin Dillon in the film are a 500cc T100R Triumph Tiger and a 200cc T20 Tri [...]	D
Shawnee Smith (Meg Penny) was once asked whether or not the producers remembered to heat the sewer-w [...]	D
The use of Triumph motorcycles could be a nod to Steve McQueen, star of the original Fluido mortale [...]	D
Sheriff Herb Geller, who is based on Lt. Dave from the 1958 film, was intentionally killed off earli [...]	D
Co-written by Frank Darabont , who has adapted a number of Stephen King's works for the screen, this [...]	D
Joe Lynch recalls a rumor stating that the end credits used to feature a disclaimer saying "The Blob [...]	D
Co-Writer and Director Chuck Russell and co-writer Frank Darabont first connected in the early 80s w [...]	D
The film was finished May 26th, 1988 and released on August 5th, 1988.	D
In keeping with its vexing nature, the daunting task of bringing a sentient pile of space goo to lif [...]	D
All of the exteriors for the movie were shot in a small south Louisiana town called Abbeville. Abbev [...]	D
(At around 46 mins.) The overhead shot in the phone booth where the blob explodes against Fran, was [...]	D
Theatrical trailer shows part of deleted scene in which Fran is chased by the Blob through the resta [...]	D
"It's a waterboarding visual effect," says Chuck Russell in regard to the shot of the blob pulling o [...]	D
The Blob was realized through the combined efforts of creature effects coordinators Lyle Conway and [...]	D
A lot of the blob slime/juice was made out of methocel, which is both unbelievably slippery and a th [...]	D
This was released 30 years after the original version of "The Blob" (1958) and had a budget estimate [...]	D
Of the film's $19 million budget, $9 million went toward visual effects.	D
After Colonel Hargis is crushed by the Blob, you can see two small flashes going off inside of the c [...]	D
Russell and Darabont didn't have a lot of rules for the blob, but they agreed the general concept of [...]	D
The half melted girl that Meg stumbles upon in the theater was based on Cynthia Gardner, the wife of [...]	D
The Blob's shiny surface created a real headache for optical matting. Because the Blob's slimy surfa [...]	D
The filmmakers briefly considered changing the Blob's color from reddish-pink to green, however they [...]	D
Chuck Russell: As a theater patron in the second row, left of center, during the wide shot of the th [...]	D
Rock salt was dyed purple to create the crystallized Blob for the ending of the movie.	D
Chuck Russell is a big advocate of storyboarding shots in advance. "When I first came to California, [...]	D
Donovan Leitch Jr., who plays Paul Taylor, had to have a full body cast made of himself for one of t [...]	D
While Paul is meant as the Steve McQueen misdirect and Brian is offered as bad boy alternative, acco [...]	D
Horror director Joe Lynch has stated in interviews that he loves the misdirect that ends the opening [...]	D
The bit involving the teen buying condoms at the pharmacy, only for her father to discover the perso [...]	D
Michael Kenworthy fondly recalls on-screen sister Shawnee Smith as his first major crush in real lif [...]	D
Co-writer Frank Darabont included many Stephen King references in this film, a lot of them focusing [...]	D
Reverend Meeker is played by Del Close who previously starred in Beware! The Blob (1972) as Hobo Wea [...]	D
Russell and Darabont refer to Paul McCrane as "the melty guy," but not everyone gets the Robocop (19 [...]	D
According to an interview on the Australian Blu Ray, Chuck Russell deliberately stole a page from th [...]	D
Hobbe the projectionist was originally going to have a pet monkey with him in his projection booth, [...]	D
According to Gilles Boulenger's 2003 book, John Carpenter: The Prince of Darkness, Carpenter mention [...]	D
Cinematographer Mark Irwin has said that the hardest thing about the movie was trying to make the Bl [...]	D
Chuck Russell has stated that CGI was considered to be used to create the Blob, but it was decided t [...]	D
Donovan Leitch Jr. (Paul) took Shawnee Smith (Meg) to his senior prom at Hollywood High. He wrote he [...]	D
The sheriff mentions to Brian how his birthday is coming up; in real life, this was released two wee [...]	D
Shawnee Smith's role as Meg would later earn her the job as Amanda Young in the Saw - L'enigmista (2 [...]	D
Chad McQueen was offered the part of Brian Flagg but turned it down. He did so due to disliking the [...]	D
When Shawnee is firing at the Blob with an M16 from atop the snow maker tank she shouts "C'mon you c [...]	D
Two minor roles were played by Playboy Playmates. Vicki De Soto was played by Erika Eleniak (July 19 [...]	D
The 2014 Limited Edition Blu-ray release of The Blob (1988) by Twilight Time featured new Q&A with t [...]	D
Body count: at least 16 (this includes three people in the theater audience; the total number of peo [...]	D
The sheriff was named after famous jazz musician Herb Geller.	D
Jeffrey DeMunn previously played a cop (state trooper) in The Hitcher (1986).	D

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