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She looked scary as fk!!!

Practical beats CG EVERY time

I don't think Del Toro read ATMOM, his script is terrible and this shot proves it.

Wow

How can I do this ?

In those days, without all the horror conditioning from modern movies, i would have legitimately shat myself

Ffffuuuccckkkiiinnnn hhheeelll

Tbh kind of an overrated pick, she just look dirtier, that’s it.

Omfg my man, I had only recently reached the final stage of Grief and accepted that this dream was never going to come true. I was ready to move on and forget about GDTs At the Mountains of Madness adaptation. Now I'm back to stage one, denial. This movie cannot be dead, it's not fair!! Give the man his f**kin money FFS!! He was literally put on this earth with us specifically to make this movie! 🤬🤬

witches terrify me

What did he say?

Yes, this movie needs to get made!

It's just great.

This was done first in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with Frederick March

I heard the she had green make up, and they blasted green light onto her face, to even out the effect. When they turn the light off, the make up pops out

Than some damn fool invented colors.

holy shit

Back when cinema was it just…. A bunch of people trying so hard to scare another bunch of people hahahaha

I can imagine folks in 1932 being blown away when seeing this effect in theatres. But probably since its so brief it wasnt a movie that caught on throughout history as much

We need to return to casting freaky ass looking mfers in roles. I miss that shit.

Greatest transformations with no mention of The Howling?! 🗑️

Simple trick, yes, but imagine the brain hurricane going on during filming to try to get this effect.

It's a classic scene. Not much else about the movie is particularly noteworthy, unfortunately.

Wow that really holds up. Surprised nobody else ever used this trick.

Awesome!! 🕷️

Good snippet. Thanks!

I'm seriously impressed I never knew about this and I love horror movies. I showed my mom that she was born in 1949

Vertigo 1958 is the first film

That is actually smarter than cgi. Like the guy who made cgi not the ones using it

For 1930s this is bloody impressive. I have to say though in recent times the enchantress transformation is the best i have seen thus far.

When horror movies were actually good

Way better than most CGI these days.

Practical effects are great but the makeup back then contained a BUNCH of poisonous things. To do the green on the face of the wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz, the paint was copper based. One type of makeup was found to have rat poison, others contained lead. The snow in The Wizard of Oz was actually asbestos.

That's insane and incredible, especially with tech that's almost a century old.😍

Looks way better than a lot of cgi stuff today. I love practical effects. It might be why The Things is one of my favorite movies

🥰thanks bro

They used this same trick in a couple of episodes of The Twilight Zone and it always looked AMAZING! It's so simple yet so ingenious but most of all, so effective!

Red light, green light

"Okay, the actress has arrived. We're just waiting for makeup to finish so we can shoot the witch transformation scene." "What are you talking about? She's already here." "..."

Amazing 😮

Wow! So incredible to see such a seamless transition !

Long before practical and cgi

MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!!! And The Shadow over Innsmouth, it's my favorite story from the brilliance of Howard Phillip.

I thought that was the old lady from drag me to hell at first

Go watch John Carpenter’s “The Thing” And then come talk to me

Homeboy hasn't seen "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" from 1931. They use the same technique and the actor, Frederick March, won an oscar.

That’s incredible. I thought Northwestern’s Film School (Class of Megan Markle) taught me all the tricks of the trade but I would have been trying to figure out that transition scene forever. Cool!

Creepy😱

😮 nice... From 0 to 100 real quick

reminds me of steptoe