Hehe. Nice. So do you think The Thing was a bad guy wanting to spread and take over the Earth like Blair thought or just a misunderstood accidental tourist trying to survive long enough to escape the planet? 🤔

@@DystopianDarkAmbient Blair knew what it was capable of now if it was a true danger that's the mystique😉

We'll never know...

​@@DystopianDarkAmbientThe master of horror himself Mr.John Carpenter himself may hold the answers to those questions.😊

Hehe thanks. In addition to this one and my Thule Station one (which both contain an Easter egg btw).. I'm considering at least one or two more The Thing related pieces since I love the story so much. 🤔 Mulling it over still. Thanks for your comment I appreciate it.

Thank you very much for listening and for your kindness.

You are welcome and thank you too.

Thanks for the tune and words of encouragement. I hope you’re doing fine.

Thank you for listening and also for the encouragement that you have given me with your kind words.

Thank you, J! I'm glad you enjoyed it and I'm happy you found me too ☺️. I appreciate your comment very much and hope you continue enjoying my work.

Thank you for your kind comment. Stay awesome!

@@DystopianDarkAmbient you too.

Just whatever you do... Don't look behind you 😳🤣

Thank you, Sean! I greatly appreciate your feedback and kind words it means a lot to me. Each composition I do is a reflection of how I am feeling at the moment of its creation. I'm very happy that it has resonated with you and hope my works will continue to do so.

Thank you. I am glad that you enjoyed it and I very much appreciate your comment means so much to me.

That would make sense...

It's and illegal alien and it broke the law by killing! 😂

E.T. did not kill an entire outpost full of people... I mean, the thing could after the first assimilation talk and think like a human. Maybe to explain the situation and use his powers as evidence "could" have been a better course of action than the cat & mouse game of the movie. For some reason, it never tries to talk to the crew, after it gets discovered. This is for me more evidence for the hostile nature of the thing.

@@uziel1447 You make a good case! The Thing was certainly no friend of Elliott 🤣 - Yeah The Thing was certainly not a pacifist based on it's actions.. Sure it could have muttered out "phone home" and ate Reece's Pieces but as a lot of sci-fi alien movies go... Those "Greetings people of Earth, I come in peace" choices can often lead to finding oneself in a formaldehyde tank in Area 51 LOL -all joking aside though- thanks for the comment. Love the ET comparison. Hope to hear more from you. Hmm... Building the lil ship tho... Conquer Earth or flee to safety? Man, we need a 3rd movie!!!

@@DystopianDarkAmbient A third movie where the thing speaks would be really creepy and an interesting escalation. Imagine it uses its voice to taunt or lure the characters into his many arms and mouths. It could even change its voice into the screams of a baby to drive everyone insane.

As the glass shattered, a primal fear gripped me, sending a shiver down my spine. I steadied my trembling hands, gripping the shotgun tightly, ready to face whatever horror lurked beyond the broken window. But what I saw froze me in terror. It wasn't one of those things clawing at the glass-it was Mike. Or what remained of him. His once-familiar face contorted into a grotesque mask of decay, his eyes empty sockets staring into oblivion. My heart pounded in my chest as I struggled to comprehend the impossible. "Hey, Mike... wondered when I'd get to see you again," I muttered, my voice barely above a whisper. The air thickened with dread as I realized the truth-I was trapped in a nightmare, surrounded by the restless dead. With a surge of adrenaline, I leveled the shotgun at the abomination before me, my finger trembling on the trigger. But memories of our friendship flooded my mind, paralyzing me with doubt. Could I really bring myself to end his twisted existence? As Mike's hollow gaze bore into mine, a chorus of moans echoed from outside, drawing closer with each passing second. Time seemed to stand still as I grappled with the impossible choice before me-survival or humanity. In the end, it wasn't fear that guided my hand-it was love. With a heavy heart, I pulled the trigger, unleashing a deafening blast that echoed through the silent farmhouse. And as Mike's lifeless body crumpled to the floor, I knew that I had lost more than just a friend-I had lost a piece of myself. But there was no time for grief, no luxury of mourning. As the horde descended upon the farmhouse, I steeled myself for the battle ahead, knowing that in this world of madness and despair, the line between life and death had blurred beyond recognition. And in the end, the only thing that mattered was survival-at any cost. Hours passed in a blur of chaos and carnage as I fought tooth and nail to defend my makeshift fortress. The relentless onslaught took its toll, both physically and mentally, pushing me to the brink of exhaustion. But with each passing moment, a glimmer of hope flickered within me-a determination to defy the odds and emerge victorious. As dawn broke on the horizon, the tide of the battle began to turn. The once-endless horde of undead began to thin, their relentless assault faltering in the face of my unwavering resolve. But even as the threat diminished, a new realization dawned upon me-a chilling truth that sent shivers down my spine. Mike's reanimated corpse was not an isolated incident. The dead were rising, their twisted forms shambling forth from the shadows with an insatiable hunger for flesh. And as I surveyed the carnage around me, I knew that the horrors of this new world were far from over. With a heavy heart and weary limbs, I gathered what supplies I could salvage and prepared to leave the farmhouse behind. But as I stepped out into the desolate landscape, a sense of uncertainty gripped me-a nagging fear that nowhere was safe, that no sanctuary existed in this forsaken world. But even in the face of despair, a glimmer of hope remained-a stubborn determination to persevere against all odds. And as I set out into the unknown, haunted by the memories of the past and the uncertainty of the future, I vowed to never surrender to the darkness that threatened to consume me. For in this world of madness and despair, the only thing that kept me going was the faint flicker of hope burning within my heart-a beacon of light in the endless darkness that surrounded me. And as long as that flame continued to burn, I knew that no matter what horrors awaited me on the road ahead, I would face them with courage, strength, and an unyielding resolve to survive.

@@updooteverything5932 We just wrote a great chapter 1. Love it bro!

Right? Amazing! It drew me in and has left me wanting more. Good job you two.

Thank you very much for your kind words.

May you be blessed in your life with everything you need to be happy and fruitful.

I know this is not important, but I was just curious, what are the two small structures, to the right, that kind of resemble old fashioned wells?

@@BLACKPOLO14 Hi BLACKPOLO! Thanks for asking. The story is in the video's description. They are robotic harvesters. Yeah they do kind of look like wells 😂 I didn't see that before! I was shooting more for an autonomous forklift-like drilling/harvester bot. I didn't want something that would look humanoid or mech in shape but rather something that makes you go hmmm... What the heck is that? --something that ain't from around here. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

Thanks for the reply and explanation! You went above and beyond by telling me how you created everything, much appreciated!

@@BLACKPOLO14 My pleasure :) Thanks again for listening and hope to hear from you again!

I love it. Thank you for your input to the story.

@@DystopianDarkAmbient I loved it too. "Hoping" to hear more of "Despair" music 😉

More coming soon :)

Thank you :) I appreciate the comment

Thanks and Stay Farty my friend!

Thank you very much 😊🙏

Thank you very much for your kind words. I've been fascinated by Mechs since I was a little kid and I wanted to do a tribute to the genre. The video description tells a little bit more of the story. Thanks for listening 😊

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement and for the sub. I will certainly keep it up :)

@Doidera-rl9kd Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

And boy did they ever, right?

@@DystopianDarkAmbienthaha, indeed they did! Keep up the awesome work.

Thank you@@damonzap8659 I appreciate that very much. I'll certainly do my best :)

MacReady's world went upside down at that point. Moments later he was large and in charge... And ready to light up someone's life LOL = Thanks for the comment and for watching!

@@DystopianDarkAmbient Haha i love commenting various quotes from The Thing on different ambient music inspired from the movie's videos

Or did he...?

That's fair. I mean no one really knows who if either of them was The Thing at the end. I think only John Carpenter really knows the truth and he ain't telling lol - We have a Solo or Greedo situation here (well kinda) Hmm... but then there's the 2002 video game "The Thing" that did offer an answer to it--- but did that story count as canon?

Oh my gosh! At first I was like... You obviously never saw "The Thing"... Then I'm like-- OH SNAP! You made a "30 Days of Night" joke. LOL!!!! You're a clever one! Good job and thanks for watching :)

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Thanks for the love

Thank you. I hope you get a lot of reading and writing done while listening. :)

Sounds like you're speaking from experience and on it's own would make a good KZfaq video ;) lol - Thanks for watching

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment. There is beauty and poetry in both life and death-- in shadows and in light. My goal is to capture vibrant moments in time of worlds near the brink of their destruction. Thanks for being apart of that journey.