I can’t stop thinking about Deep Blue Sea (1998), what makes a good creature feature?
I can’t stop thinking about Deep Blue Sea (1998), what makes a good creature feature?
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I guess the modified sharkos in DBS could be called “creatures”. I also attached a pic of two my favorite characters from the movie.
Creature features I’ve seen (which I remember):
Almost everything on this list: https://the-line-up.com/best-creature-feature-films
And almost all of this list: https://m.imdb.com/list/ls560720658/
Cloverfield, Eight Legged Freaks, Spring (2014), a Korean one I am forgetting but has a monster based twist in it.
I wanna watch the movies in this list, have seen Host: https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/arts/colossal-essential-korean-giant-monster-movies-9235430
If you disagree with some of these movies as creature features, feel free to say so. For example, I don’t like the inclusion of alien type movies on this list. I think sentient, extraterrestrial beings (even if hostile towards humans) aren’t “creatures” per se.
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Oh man, I loved this movie! Time for a rewatch!
7 0 ReplyI always like the quote in the movie, "We enlarged the size of the sharks brains. As a side effect, the sharks got smarter."
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