By the early 2000s, the icy reception to John Carpenter's The Thing had finally begun to thaw as audiences reappraised the film for what it truly was: a masterpiece of science fiction, horror, and suspense.
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I just watched the prequel again tonight. I really hope that someday it is appreciated more like the '82 film.
The Thing From Another World is worth a watch, too. I sometimes love the subtle humour in those old movies.
I agree on both points. I really liked the prequel watching it again, I thought it was great.
I did watch the 50s thing years ago when I first got hooked from the 82 version, but I wouldn’t mind revisiting it.