Outpost 31 - 2012 OFFICIAL Trailer

UK Outpost 31 - Antarctica 2012

A research team are commissioned to gather scientific data of unusual seismic activities within the heart of Antarctica.

After discovering the remains of an underground base deep within the earth, they soon discover that some things from the past should just be left alone, and as a 65 year old secret re-emerges, an ancient war of good versus evil begins once again.

Ten men must band together to save not only themselves but the entire human race from extinction, but who can they trust?

In the most desolate place on earth, during the worst week of winter, the Arctic cold isn't the only thing that they fear.

What they fear most unimaginable... What they fear most... is among them.

From the creators of Dave 'n' Adam's Day Off, DRAC Productions brings you this instant cult classic, inspired by John Carpenters The Thing.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• the thing
• the thing remake
• outpost 31
• dave n adams day off
• drac productions
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• the thing 2
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• outpost 31 trailer

[qthangoe]

i got here because of a glove?!?!

[Demonamic777]

The ancient war of Lawsuits.

[jj1x0]

crap, i really wanted to watch that

[Huggiebear23456]

did I hear the theme of the thing at the end of the trailer?

[MarkoMaricDark]

Jesus stop destroying one of best horror movies ever. New prequel did enough.

[damdidam4]

why call a crappy home made remake of the thing outpost 31?

[tiedupsmurf]

lol the English trying to do American accents,sucks every time,least this dude trying to make a movie.good try but work on the voice over

[barrbaz]

arent these scenes from whiteout?

[dermonkey]

wait a minute.. is this a home production?

[Ballira]

@Zackmcwize You get a thumbs up up for confirming exactly what I was thinking. XD

[RYANxCHAOTiC]

@JoshDoVids Americans made Twilight. Your argument is invalid. And this film is not real. Dumbass.

[zn2394x]

I thought that's what the writing said. Thanks for telling me.

Ian Peden