The crew adopted the dog afterwards. Windows drops the keys on the floor and most likely Palmer-Thing picks up the keys and then trashes the blood before returning the keys to where Windows had dropped them. Later, Windows tried to contact the outside world, but no luck doing so due t⦠Who knows, but I think it adds to the mystery of who the ninth guy is. It wasn't filmed or written to have any answer. Soy blood is a synthetic replacement for the real blood which vampires drink. Dubbed into English and released by Hemisphere Pictures in 1971 as the bottom of a double bill with his frequent collaborator Eddie Romero's Beast Of Blood, it looked to the world like any other low budget drive-in nonsense. How could " The Thing " have gotten to the blood so fast, and more importantly, Garry and the Doc are the only ones said to have access to the blood. The pilot was killed when he accidentally dropped a grenade and the passenger was shot dead by station commander Garry, who thought that he was hostile. i think the thing learned from its mistakes during the prequel..that's why it went after the blood before copper could start his new testing theory... Ah! Its claim to fame was pain-free tests that could look for up to 70 different markers in a single drop of blood, and have the results delivered to your phone in hours. Question: Someone proposes an initial blood serum test (before Macready's heat sensitivity test), but the crew find the blood sabotaged before they can get to it. This would mean that MacReady would also have had to fake Naulsâ blood sample -- but if he could fake one, why not two, especially during the chaos when Palmer is revealed as a Thing. Norris-Thing: We don't know when Norris was assimilated, but this is plausible. There is no answer to the blood sabotage, or Mac's torn pants. The thing Barris was referring to at that moment was NOT the car. During the blood test, Mac places a needle in Palmer's blood, causing a Thing to jump out of the tray. There is only one Thing that is never fully accounted for. Wine Wars - group of side quests The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine Guide In this chapter you will find a group of Wine Wars side quests. Moderators:ChariotsOfTheGods, grasshopper, CplFerro. Either way, he's the only unaccounted person. However, in 1982, the spacecraft and the Thing were found by a team of American and Norwegian explorers/researchers under Dr. Sander Halvorson f⦠Torah or talmudic. I don't believe The Thing would put the keys back in a location other than where it had found the keys. Soy blood was first mentioned by Vlad in "Blood Thief" as something he drank instead of real blood. A Norwegian helicopter pursues an Alaskan malamute to an American Antarctic research station. Blair is the only one who's later actions suggest him sabotaging it. It crushes the body between huge, thick teeth. Good directing? These quests are about finding new owners for the Belgaard vineyard and the de Coronata and Vermentino families are interested in the property. Curse Of The Vampires is a direct follow-up to the late director Gerardo de Leon's equally compelling 1964 The Blood Drinkers. Like the rest of the site, it is a work in progress, not necessarily to be regarded as definitive. That's where you come in. . In series 4 Vlad tries to wean the SCRAP kids on to soy blood. With this in mind, most fans have pointed their fingers at Palmer, accusing him of the sabotage. The monster lashes forward with long, thin arms, scooping a corpse into its mouth. In this film, it's implied that The Thing sabotaged the blood by picking up the keys Windows dropped when he saw Bennings being assimilated. Early on, they narrow it down to either Gerry or Dr. Copper, neither of whom turn out to be The Thing. This type of technology seems too good to be true, as it revolutionizes the way blood samples can be processed. The team decides to send helicopter pilot R. J. MacReady and Dr. Coppe⦠M9 flame thrower , all you wanted to know . Kate burns Jonas and Jameson before she and Carter pursue the monster, which assimilates Sander. A Norwegian helicopter gives chase with bad aim and incendiaries. The Edvard-Thing drags Adam's body away, now part of its own body. However, it suggests that Barris probably destroyed something of Arctor's and has no memory of it, which makes it very possible that he sabotaged the car and had no memory of it as well, which would explain why he would still get in it. When the movie came out, it was recieved badly......more than 25 years later, it's still alive and loved by fans across the globe. I'm back at square one, just like the rest of the movie. Itâs unclear when Palmer and Norris assimilated, but itâs possible that one of them picked up the keys after Windows dropped them, destroyed the blood supply, and returned the keys somehow. The crew adopted the dog afterwards. Thereâs one dizzying section of the film that begins with the assembled group burning a Thing in an outdoor trench, deciding to do a blood test, having the test sabotaged by The Thing ⦠It's super easy to do. On this day in 1982, THE THING premiered in theaters. I failed to consider that an entire night had passed between the Bennings burning and Blair being locked up. M9 flame thrower , all you wanted to know . Carrington and the scientists post a secret watch of their own, hoping to encounter the alien before the airmen find it. Yahweh is actually Satan and NOT! Yes, I know that cinematographer Dean Cundey has revealed that it was a stuntman, Dick Warlock, and neither of the actors, but strangely enough, the silhouette looks like a specific member of the research crew, and Carpenter would obviously notice this during filming and place somebody else in there if he truly wanted to throw the audience off the scent. Someone had switched soy blood for the real thing. Good editing? The Thing scampers across the Antarctic tundra in a dog suit. It is cool that during the burning there is a shot that pans around the group showing their faces, starting with Mac then going counter-clockwise to Copper, etc. Itâs in humanityâs best interest to kill the dog before it transforms into a âpissed-off cabbageâ made of twelve dog tongues lined with thorny dog teeth. Dumb luck? I believe Palmer was the first one assimilated, Norris was the one whose shredded long-johns were found by MacReady because Palmer assimilated him during the storm, and Blair was probably assimilated while in the shed alone [although I also consider it possible that Blair was a Thing during his attack on the radio and thus he could have been a candidate for sabotaging the blood, but I don't believe this is likely] One Norwegian accidentally drops a thermite charge, destroying the helicopter and pilot. When the shot gets around to Garry it stops...so we don't see Palmer's face here. The keys were dropped by Windows in the store-room during the Bennings take-over, "anyone of us could have gotten to them." That is why I don't really think it is important to worry about. However, this particular Thing is never destroyed as the men are distracted by the Palmer-Thing revealing itself. The How, Why and Who of Pan Am Flight 103 is an attempt to summarise the story of Pan Am Flight 103 which on 21 December 1988 exploded at 31,000 feet killing all 259 people on board, and 11 in the town of Lockerbie, Scotland. This thing has eyes, and legs like a spider, and a whipping blade that can clearly cut concrete... and god only knows what else. Moderators:ChariotsOfTheGods, grasshopper, CplFerro, "It gets thawed out, wakes up, probably not in the best of moods." One of the main mysteries of the film is who, exactly, sabotaged the blood samples kept in storage. The scene in question finds the besieged residents of Outpost 31 using a blood test in an attempt to figure out who among them has been infected by the Thing. The pilot was killed when he accidentally dropped a grenade and the passenger was shot dead by station commander Garry, who thought that he was hostile. PM Transferring Norwegian-Thing carcasses into the store room PM Bennings attacked by the Norwegian-Thing and killed; Bennings-Thing torched PM Blair goes berserk Day 3 AM Blair locked in the tool shed AM Blood discovered to be sabotaged; Garry relinquishes power to MacReady A Jew, is a jew, is a jew. An assimilated ⦠To our dismay it is still not in the National Film Registry. During the winter of 1982, Blair and the rest of the crew witnessed two Norwegians chasing an Alaskan Malamute towards the outpost in a helicopter. The Palmer's Blood-Thing probably attempted to remain hidden. However, if we were to assume that Blair did sabotage the blood and later wrecked the radio and the chopper, he either had to be a thing or be completely out of it. It would be a great improvement- if it actually worked, however. Carrington stays behind with Vorhees, Stern, and Laurence, having noticed evidence of alien activity. In Cold Blood is a novel based on true events of a murder written by Truman Capote. Palmer-Thing: He was assimilated very early on, knew about the blood test, and had ⦠I'm not sure I've got this right, but here's my problem with the idea that Blair (or anybody) got to the blood. During the winter of 1982, Windows and the rest of the crew witnessed two Norwegians chasing an Alaskan Malamute towards the outpost in a helicopter. Almighty God the Father! Okay sure, Among Us doesnât feature Alienâs Xenomorph hunter with the ability to make your blood run cold with a single snarl or the body horror madness of John Carpenterâs The Thing, but it follows similarly terrifying themes.A killer hiding in plain sight, the paranoia that hangs over the crew as innocent people are knocked off one-by-one. Just fill out the form in the link below. The other mystery is whether or not Childs became a Thing when he went missing shortly before the confrontation with Blair. It could have been Nauls who sabotaged the blood samples, while the others were locking Blair up. He knew that a blood test was in the works, so he had every reason to tamper with the blood supply. Perry Smith and Richard Dick, have committed murders of four family members of the Clutter family. The difference is that DBZ was literally just for children and One Piece is... not. The Holohoax, which it was, has already proven to be phony and had nothing to do with the so called elimination of Torah believing Jews what the heck ever a Tora believeing Jew versus a Talmudic Jew is. The Edvard-Adam-Thing attacks Carter but is burned by Kate, saving him. Its origin is a mystery, the Thing itself crash-landed in a spacecraft within the icy fields of Antarctica 100,000 years ago and was frozen attempting to escape. This website uses cookies for functionality, analytics and advertising purposes as described in our. Sabotaging the blood would mean death for him. As the Americans run out, the helicopter lands. Help get your favorite horror film entered by nominating it, today! They discover a third sled dog hidden away, which has had all of its blood drained; the carnivorous plant creature feeds on blood. So it had to be him. Working in a hotel with primarily Japanese clientele (1750-2000 unique Japanese men and women a year) of an average age around 60, I have literally never met one of them who doesn't religiously read One Piece; I speak Japanese with them and have a Sanji charm on my bag and they all comment on it. This is an unpopular move, and indeed the Vlad's bar is frequently sabotaged. Dr. Finch was right, in some ways; the other monsters were practice. A rifleman shoots at the dog with a rifle, accidentally grazing George Bennings, one of the researchers, in the leg until Lieutenant Garry, the station commander, interprets his actions as hostile and shoots him dead. - MacReady. The Thing (1982). OK, you are right about palmer, but most people think that Blair wasn't infected yet, why do you disagree? This website uses cookies for functionality, analytics and advertising purposes as described in our. Windows goes back to where the keys had been dropped when they are moving the Split-Face Thing out of that room to burn/bury it outside, Windows finds the keys, and he puts them back in Garry's desk and Garry then puts them back on his belt. (Taking over the world requires imagination, psychedelic detailing, and a little hustle.)