The Things with the Glowing Green Eyes

2019
19 min

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Daniel Allen, Catherine Csanyi, Daniel Alan Kiely, Jenson Strock, and Morgan McLeod in The Things with the Glowing Green Eyes (2019)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSoon as the mold clears up in city hall, attendance for town meetings should pick right up again, not that it ever warranted a second hand to count. The mayor (Daniel Alan Kiely, Bong of the... Ler tudoSoon as the mold clears up in city hall, attendance for town meetings should pick right up again, not that it ever warranted a second hand to count. The mayor (Daniel Alan Kiely, Bong of the Living Dead) puts on a happy face anyhow, welcoming four familiar faces for another night... Ler tudoSoon as the mold clears up in city hall, attendance for town meetings should pick right up again, not that it ever warranted a second hand to count. The mayor (Daniel Alan Kiely, Bong of the Living Dead) puts on a happy face anyhow, welcoming four familiar faces for another night of parking complaints and not much else. Until only-mechanic-in-the-county Bernie (Morgan... Ler tudo

Direção
- Jeremy Herbert
Roteiristas
- Jeremy Herbert
- Wolf Stahl
Artistas

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6,6/10

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Direção
- Jeremy Herbert
Roteiristas
- Jeremy Herbert
- Wolf Stahl
Artistas

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Avaliação em destaque

5/10

The Glowing Green Eyes Things.

Having gotten used to short films being presented at movie festivals in a batch,I was intrigued by this having a introduction by the film maker at the Soho Horror Film Festival,which led to me gazing into the green eyes.

View on the film:

Shining from out of the darkness, editor/ co-writer/(with Wolf Stahl) director Jeremy Herbert gives "The Things" a cute Monster Movie shine, with their bright green eyes sparkling across the faces of the terrified locals.

Getting together for a town hall meeting over how to deal with the things, the screenplay by Stahl & Herbert neatly digs into the growing fear the locals have over the arrival of the strange creatures, but sadly the writers keep a distance from digging into/using "The Things" more,which leads to their green eyes fading.