Michael Jackson: Thriller

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1983
PG
13min

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Michael Jackson, Jack Bricker, Tony Gardner, and Cynthia Garris in Michael Jackson: Thriller (1983)

Werewolf Horror Zombie Horror Horror Music

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA night at the movies turns into a nightmare when a hoard of bloodthirsty zombies attacks Michael and his date - only a "Thriller" can save them now.A night at the movies turns into a nightmare when a hoard of bloodthirsty zombies attacks Michael and his date - only a "Thriller" can save them now.A night at the movies turns into a nightmare when a hoard of bloodthirsty zombies attacks Michael and his date - only a "Thriller" can save them now.

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- 8 premios y 3 nominaciones en total

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Michael Jackson

Michael

Ola Ray

Michael's Girl

Forrest J. Ackerman

Man in Movie Theater
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Reed Armstrong

Zombie
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Rick Baker

Zombie Opening the Crypt
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Stephen Bishop

Man in Movie Theater
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Kim Blank

Zombie
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Miko C. Brando

Man in Movie Theater
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Bill Bray

Man In The Movie Theater
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Kevin Brennan

Zombie
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James Canino

Zombie
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Greg Cannom

Zombie
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Casey Cole

Zombie with blue dress
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John Command

Zombie
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Michelle Defevre

Zombie
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Michael DeLorenzo

Zombie
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Tony Fields

Zombie
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Richard Gaines

Zombie
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Curiosidades
In December 2009, the Library of Congress selected the video for the National Film Registry. It was the first music video to be selected.

Pifias
In one scene, Michael's right "cat's eye" contact lens is askew and not in straight.

Citas
Narration: Darkness falls across the land / The midnight hour is close at hand / Creatures crawl in search of blood / To terrorize y'all's neighbourhood / And whosoever shall be found / Without the soul for getting down / Must stand and face the hounds of hell / And rot inside a corpse's shell. / The foulest stench is in the air / The funk of 40,000 years / And grizzy ghouls from every tomb / Are closing in to seal your doom / And though you fight to stay alive / Your body starts to shiver / For no mere mortal can resist / The evil of the thriller.

Créditos adicionales
During the closing credits, a reprise of the zombies dancing is shown. At the end of the credits, they all dance back into their graves, with one of them gruesomely grimacing at the screen.

Versiones alternativas
In 2017, it was remastered from the original 35mm negative and converted into 3D under John Landis' supervision. The audio was also updated to 5.1, 7.1 and Dolby Atmos standards. The remastered 3D version first premiered at the 74th Venice Film Festival on September 4th, 2017 alongside the 'Making Of' documentary. In 2018 it was further remastered by IMAX and preceded screenings of La casa del reloj en la pared (2018) - a 2D version was also submitted for classification in the UK.

Conexiones
Edited into This Is It (2009)

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Thriller
Written by Rod Temperton
Performed by Michael Jackson
Featuring "Rap" by Vincent Price
Produced by Quincy Jones & Michael Jackson
Synthesizers: Brian Banks and Greg Phillinganes (uncredited)
Trumpet: Gary Grant and Jerry Hey (uncredited)
Trombone: Bill Reichenbach (uncredited)
Sax and flute: Larry Williams (uncredited)
Mastering by Bernie Grundman (uncredited)
Recorded & Mixed by Bruce Swedien

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Classic.

You can say what you'd like about Michael Jackson, but songs like ''Bad'', ''Thriller'' and ''Billie Jean'' has stunned the pop-world. But this is out of the ordinary.

It is more than a music video (I think it is the best ever), to me it is a short 14 minutes cult-classic.

Even better is the influences from George A. Romero's legendary Death-movies. How much can you say about a music video? Michael Jackson-fans have probably already seen it, but I still have got to tell them, and everyone else, about this remarkable and historic video.