FROM BEYOND (1986) rare extended transformation scene
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This is an extended version of the scene in Stuart Gordon's From Beyond (1986) where Dr Pretorious transforms for the first time. It is compiled from two different masters - the final cut of the film (taken from an Asian DVD), and rare workprint footage seen in the 1989 documentary Stephen King's This Is Horror (from a Danish DVD). There's no sound in the rare scenes, but don't worry, the subtitles are just from a Charles Band interview originally running over the top. The new inserts are NOT featured in the Director's Cut that aired on Monsters HD.
NOTE: Contains gore FX some may find upsetting.
Need a sequel, this idea has so much potential. Especially with modern technologies. Just imagine - when Pretorious`s machine is turned on - 3d and 48 fps like in hobbit( or even more) for all scenes when machine is on - so everybody in the cinema could literatuly feel this extended vision on reallity... and how uncofortable it could be.)
This is one of three.
on the condition they don't do it in cgi
there are somewhat sequels. The Resonator, Beyond the Resonator (2022), and Curse of the Re-Animator (2022). the banshee chapter is a remake
Does anyone know the reason for this scene not being included in the updated director's cut release?
Because whoever made the director’s cut is an asshole
That will be quite enough of that.
From Beyond is a great old school prosthetic FX slimefest, they don't make 'em like this anymore.I love the eyeball/brain sucking scene.
No it is influenced by THE THING. Lovecraft's story is great, but it doesn't have any of this stuff in it. It's more or less adapated as the pre-credits sequence of From Beyond, with everything after it a sequel/extrapolation of it.
coming next month on DVD! YAY!
you guys have NO idea how hard searching this flick was on youtube!
THANKS!!
wow scary. i remember i saw a creepy movie years ago and i remember the name but the internet always fails to find a match. this could be the one i was looking for.
Actually the movie is based on an H.P. Lovecraft story which predated The Thing. In fact Stephen King was highly influenced by Lovecraft, so it's actually the other way around. As for the film's visual style, maybe.
That's an excellent question. I believe it was cut from the theatrical release not due to censorship, but probably because they didn't like the end result. However it definitely should have been included in the recent release, at least in the supplements. The set even includes a mini-documentary specifally about the special effects! My guess is that the compilers weren't aware of its existence.
Clearly influenced by The Thing.
are you trying to tell us that stephen king wrote the thing? cuz he did not..... however Lovecrafts work do predate The Thing by many, many years.
The movies is in the monster department pretty much the same thing and that is why they resemble eachother. Lovecraft is to me the creator of these surealistic and slimey monsters.
So funny!! From 10 sec. through 12 it looked like the guy punches the lady in the face, then starts shooting...lmao
The shot of Pretorious removing his head isn't in the Director's Cut.
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Just trying to help!
talk about a movie I need to see again
I never even insinuated that King wrote From Beyond. I was replying to someone who was trying to say that this was influenced by the Thing (King's work, obviously), when the Thing was written well after this movie, so the Thing would be more influenced by From Beyond. But I don't even believe that, as both were inspired by H.P. Lovecraft. It's a third variable explanation that just makes more sense.
No, "The Thing" it's not influenced by "From Beyond. "The Thing" came out in 82 and "From Beyond" în 86
What i tryed to say is that King have nothing to do with The Thing.... sorry if i was not clear. The Thing is a remake of a old sci-fi movie with similar story called "the thing from another world" wich in turn is based on John W. Campbell Jr´S novel "who goes there".
yes, and computer generated images are sooooo boring, argh. what is stuart gordon doing now?
asia distribute un censored horror movies. but censored porn .. weird
Yes the original story was: The Mountains of Madness, one of my favs from H.P.lovecraft
That would be quite enough of that hahaha fucking aye right
Ah, my mistake. I could have sworn he did, but I guess some wires got crossed. You're absolutely right.
Jeffrey Combs is gorgeous : )
Dutch. So a Dutch documentary seems more likely.
@godzillafilms5 Exactly, cool effects...but the story really bummed me.
well, we all make mistakes now and then. ;D
@TerrorDomeRules i think you're thinking of 'the fly' ^^ another great movie xD
funny how the subs go from dutch to chinese
This was not cut from the version i torrented.
Just emailed you too. Hope you got it. :)
wat the eef O-O
chinese ?
THANK YOU!!! Wow. This is great. :)
...WTF?!
@SamusDrake
It is
Fuck censorship!
It's Dutch, I from Holland. The other may be Chinese.
It's Dutch, I from Holland. The other may be Chinese.