OSSA Movies | Alien Without VFX and Special Effects | Ossa Movies @OSSAMovies | Uploaded January 2022 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
Ridley Scott's movie, Alien, was released in 1979. Since that time, special effects technology has evolved a lot, but there are still techniques in the film that do not look outdated and can still scare the viewer. But even those techniques that now do not look realistic, not so long ago, scared the audience to goosebumps. That is why we decided to take a look behind the scenes at the set of the Alien movie to find out what it looks like without VFX and other special effects.
In today’s OSSA’m video you are going to the world's most scary movie Alien without any special effects and VFX, and you are going to find out everything about technologies that the creators used to make such a great science fiction horror movie. We will tell you about the secret of working with actors, which Ridley Scott shared in an interview with Empire Magazine, and how John Hurt scared Veronica Cartwright to pass out. How did artist HR Giger help make the film truly terrifying with his art? How did the screenwriter of the film Dan O'Bannon see the xenomorph? What cinematographer Derek Vanlint had shared in his essay for American Cinematographer. And how was the scene made where actor Ian Holm's character Ash gets his head smashed in?
So watch our OSSA’m video to find out how the cast and crew members of the Alien movie created such a great science fiction horror movie, that is still terrifying!
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Welcome to OSSA Movies - a comfy place to explore the hidden world of your favorite movies and TV series. We are here to reveal the most unexpected behind the scenes secrets as well as fill in the gaps about all those hidden details you never notice during your first watching.
Here you will always find simple and clear explanations to the most confusing endings and find out the craziest theories about the upcoming Netflix or HBO tv shows.
If you’re looking for some decent entertainment content - you’re in the right place!
Thanks for staying Ossa'm with us!
Ridley Scott's movie, Alien, was released in 1979. Since that time, special effects technology has evolved a lot, but there are still techniques in the film that do not look outdated and can still scare the viewer. But even those techniques that now do not look realistic, not so long ago, scared the audience to goosebumps. That is why we decided to take a look behind the scenes at the set of the Alien movie to find out what it looks like without VFX and other special effects.
In today’s OSSA’m video you are going to the world's most scary movie Alien without any special effects and VFX, and you are going to find out everything about technologies that the creators used to make such a great science fiction horror movie. We will tell you about the secret of working with actors, which Ridley Scott shared in an interview with Empire Magazine, and how John Hurt scared Veronica Cartwright to pass out. How did artist HR Giger help make the film truly terrifying with his art? How did the screenwriter of the film Dan O'Bannon see the xenomorph? What cinematographer Derek Vanlint had shared in his essay for American Cinematographer. And how was the scene made where actor Ian Holm's character Ash gets his head smashed in?
So watch our OSSA’m video to find out how the cast and crew members of the Alien movie created such a great science fiction horror movie, that is still terrifying!
Follow us on Instagram👉 instagram.com/ossa_movies
Subscribe to our TikTok👉 tiktok.com/@ossa_movies
Welcome to OSSA Movies - a comfy place to explore the hidden world of your favorite movies and TV series. We are here to reveal the most unexpected behind the scenes secrets as well as fill in the gaps about all those hidden details you never notice during your first watching.
Here you will always find simple and clear explanations to the most confusing endings and find out the craziest theories about the upcoming Netflix or HBO tv shows.
If you’re looking for some decent entertainment content - you’re in the right place!
Thanks for staying Ossa'm with us!
