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The Incredible Melting Man is an odd duck.

It’s director shot it as a comedy with homages to previous horror movies but then the producers told him to make it a serious horror with reshoots.

Some scenes or shots come off as comedy like the loooong slow motion shot in the beginning of the nurse running and screaming down the hall and crashing through the glass door as if she were Sally at the end of Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Oh, and the old couple stealing lemons is quite funny. But then you get a sadly melting mad eating his victims.

If anything, this film will always be remembered for Rick Baker’s amazingly gore FX and a scene with Janus Blythe (Hills Have Eyes 1 & 2) and Jonathan Demme (famed director) over acting into oblivion.

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#HappyBirthday to #RickBaker, the innovative, seven time Oscar-winning American make-up effects artist and monster maker, born in New York #OnThisDay in 1950. Inspired by Jack Pierce and an assistant to Dick Smith, he became a worthy successor to both via unforgettable work on dozens of films and TV series, including The Fury (1978), Videodrome (1983) and Ed Wood (1994). His first Oscar was for #AnAmericanWerewolfInLondon (1981), which still boasts the greatest metamorphosis in #HorrorCinema.

El 8 de diciembre de 1950 nace el artista de efectos de maquillaje Rick Baker.

On December 8, 1950, makeup effects artist Rick Baker was born.

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