#Incredible melting man waterfall gif movie#

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This article is within the scope of WikiProject Horror, an attempt to build a comprehensive and detailed guide to fictional horror in film, literature and other media on Wikipedia. It's a little bleak but man what a fascinating and weird little film.This article is supported by the Episode coverage task force (marked as Low-importance). You'll need a strong stomach to cope with the frequent close-ups of this poor fucker as he slowly disintegrates - there are one or two scenes of truly awesome effects work, like the head going over the waterfall and the final climactic 'melt' at the end. In that sense, this feels like a bellwether horror film of the 70's - reflecting the change in social attitudes as only horror can.

#Incredible melting man waterfall gif movie#

I read a great review of this by who compares it with the sci-fi horrors of the 50's - but makes the point that whereas those films would always posit science and authority as the saviours, this movie shows them as incompetent and ineffectual at best, culpable at worst. It is truly horrific stuff.īut man did this film grow on me as it went on. Basically, the story, such as it is, is about an astronaut who cops a huge dose of radiation in space and then develops some kind of intense radiation sickness that causes him to crave human flesh as his own melts away from his own body. Well, according to the credits and the various disc extras, this was very much the Rick Baker show when it came to the effects, but Rob Bottin was very much present and involved - this in his days as Baker's assistant.Īnd what a project to learn on! The melting man is without a doubt one of the most gruesome and outlandish make-up effects creations in horror movie history! Rule 5: Films featuring the work of Rob Bottin - first of two movies Hooptober6 – mosQuito-thewinged-dragon-serpent #70