The Thing’s New Spider Head Could’ve Looked Like This – A Dread Central Live Clip

Steve Barton |

Feb 12, 2014

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The Thing's New Spider Head Could've Looked Like This - A Dread Central Live Clip Featuring Vincent Guastini In this week’s edition of Dread Central Live, special effects guru Vincent Guastini brought some props to the studio and showed us his interpretation of what the spider head from the new The Thing would’ve looked like.

If you can only spare a couple of minutes, this is THE clip from Dread Central Live that you have to watch!

In addition to the spider head, whom host Vanessa “Gore Whore” Gomez immediately wanted to make out with, right after Staci Layne Wilson (you have to watch to get it), Vincent also showed off a monster head from Steven C Miller’s Under The Bed as well as a couple of victim heads from Cabin Fever: Patient Zero.

Of course you should always watch the entire show, which is available right below. Dread Central Live airs every Monday @ 4PM PST / 7PM EST. Be sure to tune in.

Vincent Guastini (Child’s Play 3, The Langoliers, Dogma) credited John Carpenter The Thing as the movie that changed his life and inspired him to start his own special effects company at the age of 22.

Dread Central Live is a live, half-hour news/information/talk show dedicated to covering all aspects of the horror genre. Hosts Staci Layne Wilson and “Gore Whore” Vanessa Gomez will guide viewers on a weekly journey of keeping current in horror via news updates, interviews with genre and mainstream stars and filmmakers, exclusive clips, trailer premieres, as well as exclusive coverage from set visits for horror feature films and TV shows in production. During the interview portions of the show, fans can submit questions via Twitter and Facebook, moderated by “Jill Kill” and asked on-air by Staci and Vanessa in real time. DC Editor-in-Chief Steve “Uncle Creepy” Barton will also make appearances occasionally, giving his unique “bat’s eye view” perspective on the genre that has fueled a lifelong obsession with the macabre!