The article discusses the long history of horror films, tracing their roots from folklore and literature to cinematic adaptations, particularly focusing on franchises like Dracula and Frankenstein. It highlights the significance of Universal Monsters and the allure of returning to legendary characters. Newer iconic figures like the Xenomorph and Ghostface are celebrated, while the article emphasizes the cultural relevance of horror. It also mentions notable remakes, specifically lauding John Carpenter's The Thing for its superior execution and lasting impact despite initial box office struggles, establishing a dialogue between classic and modern horror.
John Carpenter's remake of 1951's The Thing from Another World eclipses the original in all respects, thanks to a terrific lead performance by Kurt Russell...
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