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Who Goes There? motion comic

slowmutants

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This is a fan made not-for-profit motion comic. Originally published in 1976 by Starstream magazine, this is an adaptation of the original novella "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell Jr.

Special thanks to Jamie Kirkby and her original composition Ghost Faerie - Ghost Faerie (Theremin and Piano Original) - and Scott Marshall for his composition "Ghost Sonata" - "Ghost Sonata" Original Theremin Compositi... -
Apologies to touring comedians Brian Barganier and Mike Shustock, who were recorded for this, but we missed a few lines.

Thanks everyone for your subscriptions and comments. I've written a horror film called Hell Van, and would really appreciate your support during its production - videos coming soon!

20 Comments

@Nmethyltransferase 7 years ago

Blair's voice actor was channeling Krusty the Clown.

@josephcontreras8930 6 years ago

I automatically play morricones thumping end credits in my head as I read the end credits.

@tonyg4889 8 years ago

Doesn't need to be gory and shrieking to be chilling. I appreciate that.

@Will-dn9dq 5 years ago

Funny how a short story turned movie twice influenced so much of modern horror fans tastes.
Carpenters masterpiece side by side w mouth of madness.

@bagsikdangal 8 years ago (edited)

7:47 No! If it lived with an ax in his head-bullets wont do it!

Yet uses a handgun to shoot the Thing😂😂😂

@BadwithDates2 8 years ago

"We must burn! All of Us, Burnnnnn!" Get's a knuckle sandwich @10:12 cracked me up hahaha : D

@KillerKrieg 7 years ago

I love that you guys are making motion comics again. I only wish there were more Thing comics for you guys to read, you guys make it so fun to hear them.

@spleef28 5 years ago

What an excellent story to make a movie from.

@NextGenCouncil 8 years ago

I hope they make another Thing film. The 2011 film was not what I wanted but with this franchise I was willing to take what I can get. As long as the effects are practical and the script is great.

@changvasejarik62 1 year ago

11:36 I imagine if that scene was in the movie it’d be like the spider fight from limbo.

@omnis8511 5 years ago

As for the comic dialogue, it seems like an unintentional comedy in each of its moments

@SKRIMEGAMINGYT 3 years ago

It's very perfectly directed and performed by the narrator as how she actually added expression of tension n agitation while reading those narrative lines 💯 lovely work enjoyed a lot ❤️