They Live (1988) | Movie REVIEW

John Carpenter is one of the greatest horror directors of all time and me being a huge horror fan I want to get more into his filmography. So I figured it was only right for me to start bringing you some of my reviews of his work. Here we bring you my review of what many Carpenter himself considers to be a “documentary” and that is, They Live. This is my first time watching this movie and I decided to do a review for it and possibly a future Carpenter review series. I had an amazing time with this one as I always do with his films. This film is a very smart horror movie that combines fun fast paced story telling with clever witty dialogue that really displays John Carpenter’s great style in its best form. It has both memorable lines and characters and edge of your seat action that should be an enjoyable time for all. This movie has been praised by critics, audience and myself and so I needed to bring a review to my channel. I have my thoughts on this movie and I know you do as well. So here it is I’m bringing you my full review. Find out what I thought here!
Directed by: John Carpenter
Written by: Ray Nelson and John Carpenter
Starring: ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper, Keith David, Meg Foster, George ‘Buck’ Flower, Peter Jason, Raymond St. Jacques, Jason Robards III and Sy Richardson
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[@Crusty-t3r]

Can't wait to check this out!

[@JDeubel]

It's on peacock

[@Catallano1981]

Watched it last year around Halloween. Like the weird and uncomfortable Energy/atmosphere of the movie! Nice steelbook btw!

[@VondettViews]

I feel the same way! Thank you :)

[@JDeubel]

I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid if you have Comcast or Xfinity it's on peacock and watching it again it's actually pretty damn good movie