A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
August 5, 1988
Original Title:
The Blob
Alternate Titles:
Il fluido che uccide
La Mancha Voraz
Panik
The Blob - Schrecken ohne Namen
The Blob: El terror no tiene forma
变形怪体
幽浮魔点
Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Palisades California Inc.
TriStar Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M BR: 12 CA: 14A DE: 18 ES: 18 FR: 12 GB: 18 IT: T JP: R18+ PT: M/16 TH: 15 US: R
Runtime: 95
In Arborville, California, three high school students try to protect their hometown from a gelatinous alien life form that engulfs everything it touches.
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ADR & Dubbing:
Becky Sullivan
ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris
Animation:
Kent Burton
Animation Supervisor:
Jeff Burks
Animatronic and Prosthetic Effects:
Tony Gardner
Animatronics Designer:
Mark Setrakian
Art Direction:
Jeff Ginn
Best Boy Electric:
Austin Goss
Camera Operator:
Eric J. Goldstein
Casting:
Johanna Ray
Casting Assistant:
Donna Morong
Eric DaRe
Construction Coordinator:
Michael Reinhart
Construction Foreman:
David B. Long
Lauren York
Joseph H. Catmull
Costume Design:
Joseph A. Porro
Costume Supervisor:
Sanja Milković Hays
Costumer:
Nazhat Hester
Garet Reilly
Scott Tomlinson
Director:
Chuck Russell
Director of Photography:
Mark Irwin
Dolly Grip:
Loren Corl
Editor:
Tod Feuerman
Terry Stokes
Effects Supervisor:
Douglas S. Turner
Electrician:
Neil Holcomb
Don MacLean
Richard M. Butkus Jr.
Jay W. Yowler
Executive Producer:
Andre Blay
Extras Casting:
Mary Santiago
First Assistant "B" Camera:
Ian Fox
Stephen Wong
First Assistant Camera:
Findlay Bunting
Michael Condro
First Assistant Director:
Josh McLaglen
First Assistant Editor:
Rebekah Rudd
Foley:
Gregg Barbanell
Gaffer:
Jock Brandis
Grip:
Pascal Franchot
Dwight Locke
Thomas Browne
Terry O'Brien
Mike Maday
Bob Myers
Hairstylist:
Steven Frank
Key Grip:
Caleb Edwards
Key Makeup Artist:
Kathryn Fenton
Leadman:
John D. Kretschmer
Location Manager:
Gerrit V. Folsom
Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Janeen Davis
Makeup Effects:
Mike Smithson
John Caglione Jr.
Tommy Turner
Music Editor:
Richard Whitfield
Original Concept:
Irvine H. Millgate
Original Film Writer:
Kay Linaker
Theodore Simonson
Original Music Composer:
Michael Hoenig
Post Production Supervisor:
Blaine Converse
Producer:
Elliott Kastner
Jack H. Harris
Production Accountant:
Florian Schereck
Production Coordinator:
Carol Kravetz
Production Design:
Craig Stearns
Prop Maker:
Tony Allard
Property Master:
J.J. May
Rigging Grip:
Kevin Cook
Scenic Artist:
Renee Prince
Gerald Labitts
Michael D. Costello
Amanda J. Flick
Kip Sawyer
Ildiko Toth
Screenplay:
Chuck Russell
Frank Darabont
Script Supervisor:
Helen Caldwell
Sculptor:
Shawn McEnroe
Mark Siegel
Mitch Devane
Brian Wade
Douglas S. Turner
Second Assistant Camera:
J. Tom Archuleta
Set Decoration:
Anne H. Ahrens
Set Designer:
Sally Thornton
Gary F. Steele
Set Dresser:
Steve Blakney
Barbara Kahn
Sandra Sweeney
Ross Harpold
Set Painter:
Portia Perry
Sound Designer:
Frank A. Fuller Jr.
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Matthew Iadarola
Wayne Heitman
Stanley Kastner
Sound Recordist:
Mark 'Frito' Long
Greg Steele
Steadicam Operator:
László Regos
Still Photographer:
Marsha Blackburn
Storyboard Artist:
Pete von Sholly
Stunt Coordinator:
Steve Holladay
Stunts:
Janet Brady
Bobby Burns
Pat Romano
Gene Hartline
Freddie Hice
Debby Porter
Ric Roman Waugh
Dennis Scott
Supervising Sound Editor:
Bruce Stambler
Gordon Ecker
Title Designer:
Dan Curry
Transportation Coordinator:
Lawrence J. Romanoff
Unit Publicist:
Rachael Horovitz
Visual Effects Camera:
Don Dow
Visual Effects Editor:
Jody Rogers
Kathy Chasen-Hay
C. Marie Davis
Visual Effects Producer:
Keith Shartle
Visual Effects Production Assistant:
Beau Windham
Brian Adams
Visual Effects Production Manager:
Dana Miller Schornstein
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Hoyt Yeatman
Wigmaker:
Max Alvarez
Becky Ochoa
Melinda Kennemore
Marlene Stoller
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