Do you have a better quality version of this? I'd do anything if you could reupload it in better quality.

80s was great for horror movies

Tom is amazing

A lot of people don't make their martians weird octopus people. And it's a shame too. Though not 100% accurate I like this intrepetation/design a lot.

IS there a full version of this?

The fact that he never got to make this hurts my soul. This could have been an all time classic

Steve Johnson used the Kickstarter for Rubberhead Vol.2 to fund his book and land a book deal, but never gave the backers their copies of the book or other rewards. Steve stopped all contact with the backers and 5 years later, 502 people are still waiting for their copies that they collectively paid $70,000 usd for. Such a fraudulent act. Theft pure and simple.

if I had a time machine I would've made sure this movie was made.

If only the movie was made

I'm sure it was to do with money reasons

Fake blood

If wish this ray harryhausens work never cancelled

Genius!

If this was made, then it would got me into Ray Harryhausen films

This would have been good.

This would've been an amazing movie.

RICK BAKER IS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED PEOPLE ON THE PLANET…

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I’m not even supposed to be here today!

I'm the only one so far, but I liked the 1953 version better. I find this aged squid creature really over the top.

after seeing Clerks III, this place hasn't changed at all.

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I love beer....

Much closer to the book than the film we got.

He's on the Maniac commentary and is in no way ashamed of his work. Sad to see him cave at one point to critics, but great to know he eventually returned home.

Grew up in 60s & 70s loving his creations. Like Ray Harryhausen, Blaisdell's creations were the main draw of his movies. Both artists defined true magic on the screen. They showed the monsters where others did not. In film school, I searched for a make up artist/monster maker. Not being able to find one, I learned it myself and became one and was in great demand. To this day, on school tours, they say, "we even had some crazy guy with monsters chasing screaming women through out hallways here." So proud.

The could have been the greatest adaptation of the Wells story. Someone in Hollywood better pick this up and finish it with stop motion effects as a final love letter to Ray Harryhausen.

Someone in Hollywood ACTUALLY needs to direct and finish this movie concept with stop motion effects as a tribute and love letter to the late Ray Harryhausen.

I FIRST SAW HOW GOOD RICK BAKER WAS BY WATCHING BATMAN FOREVER

Is that the voice of Leonard Nimoy?

I think that not only is it disrespectful, but it's a lot less impressive when they use a real skeleton. Of course it looks great, he just bought a real one. Where's the skill in that?

Martians had they ears on the back of they heads and it was only one.

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This is why I think Men in Black is the peak of Rick Baker's career because it features practically every practical effect in the book combined with CGI that still holds up nearly 25 years later!

that sound comes from a lion and not an angry dog

The yawn at 2:13!

Tom is such a gentle sweet kind man

nothing,nowhere.

It was tedious but if you compare the Wolfman in the 1941 movie to the 1948 Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein where they used foam latex you'll see Jack pierce was superior!

Who remembers Ch 13 , in Asheville, NC, broadcasting "Shock Theater" on Saturday Afternoons 50 years ago?🖋

Nice how they didn't let the black kids ask any questions

Hey is that from Movie Magic on the Discovery Channel?

That Vietnam comment ...

Savini's the real deal...This guy lives and breathes his craft.

I very vividly remember watching this when it aired -- we'd only had this newfangled 'cable tv' thingamajig for little while, and Livewire had become a favorite show on a favorite channel (Nickelodeon rocked SO much harder in the early years than it ever has since, you yung'uns don't know nuthin'! :) ). I was already a horror fanatic -- Hallowe'en and horror are in my DNA -- and I was already a Savini fan and knew this show was coming up so I made sure to be watching. It is really wonderful to see it again. It's amazing how much detail I can recall so well having last seen it over three decades ago (even the audience kid volunteer's name Chris). It was simply inspiring.

Hearing the Grunge music of the early 90s brings back memories of my youth of my early 20s.

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It's cool!

You didn't do anything. You used an app.

this is a true treasure to see!!! Too bad for the ripples in the old VHS tape, but never saw it before. Thank you HalloweenGuy1031!!!