Many films before The Hidden had explored the notion of an alien inhabiting or replacing a human body. Most famously, both Don Seigel’s and Phillip Kaufmann’s Invasion of the Body Snatchers used the idea as a springboard for suburban living, the threat of communism (allegedly, and star Kevin McCarthy disputes the argument) and the psychiatric revolution as well as a 90s take involving parental neglect and militarization. Aliens often mimicked humans onscreen, typically to conquer the world. Sometimes, these creatures would have plans to terraform our planet, producing an atmosphere more to their liking, such as in H.G. Wells’ The

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Almost 50 years ago, the late horror master George A. Romero forever immortalized Pennsylvania’s Monroeville Mall as a piece of horror history, filming

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