Movie/TV series with a scene of spiky, black goo growing out of a lab container?
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There was a scene from a sci-fi horror video, not animated, don't know if it's a movie or TV series, where there was this black goo in a glass container and some scientists were looking at it under a microscope.
The pitch black goo grew and grew so fast, eventually breaking out of the inner box and the scientists that were inside the "inner lab" were begging to get out but the scientists outside that inner lab refused to open the door. The black goo was spiky (had spikes).
It's not any of the "Alien" movies, "The Blob", "Life", or "The Thing". It's not vintage. It was made after 1990, I'm pretty sure.
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There was a scene from a sci-fi horror video, not animated, don't know if it's a movie or TV series, where there was this black goo in a glass container and some scientists were looking at it under a microscope.
The pitch black goo grew and grew so fast, eventually breaking out of the inner box and the scientists that were inside the "inner lab" were begging to get out but the scientists outside that inner lab refused to open the door. The black goo was spiky (had spikes).
It's not any of the "Alien" movies, "The Blob", "Life", or "The Thing". It's not vintage. It was made after 1990, I'm pretty sure.
story-identification horror
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There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
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"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19
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There was a scene from a sci-fi horror video, not animated, don't know if it's a movie or TV series, where there was this black goo in a glass container and some scientists were looking at it under a microscope.
The pitch black goo grew and grew so fast, eventually breaking out of the inner box and the scientists that were inside the "inner lab" were begging to get out but the scientists outside that inner lab refused to open the door. The black goo was spiky (had spikes).
It's not any of the "Alien" movies, "The Blob", "Life", or "The Thing". It's not vintage. It was made after 1990, I'm pretty sure.
story-identification horror
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There was a scene from a sci-fi horror video, not animated, don't know if it's a movie or TV series, where there was this black goo in a glass container and some scientists were looking at it under a microscope.
The pitch black goo grew and grew so fast, eventually breaking out of the inner box and the scientists that were inside the "inner lab" were begging to get out but the scientists outside that inner lab refused to open the door. The black goo was spiky (had spikes).
It's not any of the "Alien" movies, "The Blob", "Life", or "The Thing". It's not vintage. It was made after 1990, I'm pretty sure.
story-identification horror
story-identification horror
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There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
1
"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19
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There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
1
"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19
There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
1
1
"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19
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This sounds like Species. About 35 minutes into the movie, there is a scene quite similar to what you have described.
The alien substance in the Species scene I am thinking of is not really spiky. I would have described it as more goo-like or visceral. However, maybe you have misremembered slightly.
Species is a 1995 movie, so slightly earlier than what you have in mind. However, I am not convinced there is a large difference in special effects used in mid-90s movies compared to early 2000s, so it seems close enough to the right timeframe.
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Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
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Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
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I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
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The end section of Lucy seems to describe some parts of what you're looking for. As she is sat in the lead scientist's personal lab, shiny black tendril-goo erupts from her fingertips to tie her into the world's computer systems. It is missing the part where it emerges from a box though.
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This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
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The movie Splinter? I remember it being very similar to what you describe.
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The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
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This sounds like Species. About 35 minutes into the movie, there is a scene quite similar to what you have described.
The alien substance in the Species scene I am thinking of is not really spiky. I would have described it as more goo-like or visceral. However, maybe you have misremembered slightly.
Species is a 1995 movie, so slightly earlier than what you have in mind. However, I am not convinced there is a large difference in special effects used in mid-90s movies compared to early 2000s, so it seems close enough to the right timeframe.
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Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
1
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
3
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
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This sounds like Species. About 35 minutes into the movie, there is a scene quite similar to what you have described.
The alien substance in the Species scene I am thinking of is not really spiky. I would have described it as more goo-like or visceral. However, maybe you have misremembered slightly.
Species is a 1995 movie, so slightly earlier than what you have in mind. However, I am not convinced there is a large difference in special effects used in mid-90s movies compared to early 2000s, so it seems close enough to the right timeframe.
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Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
1
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
3
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
add a comment |
up vote
19
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up vote
19
down vote
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This sounds like Species. About 35 minutes into the movie, there is a scene quite similar to what you have described.
The alien substance in the Species scene I am thinking of is not really spiky. I would have described it as more goo-like or visceral. However, maybe you have misremembered slightly.
Species is a 1995 movie, so slightly earlier than what you have in mind. However, I am not convinced there is a large difference in special effects used in mid-90s movies compared to early 2000s, so it seems close enough to the right timeframe.
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This sounds like Species. About 35 minutes into the movie, there is a scene quite similar to what you have described.
The alien substance in the Species scene I am thinking of is not really spiky. I would have described it as more goo-like or visceral. However, maybe you have misremembered slightly.
Species is a 1995 movie, so slightly earlier than what you have in mind. However, I am not convinced there is a large difference in special effects used in mid-90s movies compared to early 2000s, so it seems close enough to the right timeframe.
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Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
1
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
3
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
add a comment |
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Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
1
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
3
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
2
2
Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
Just watched the scene and that seems like a pretty good match indeed. Good catch! Here it is on YouTube
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 21:34
1
1
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
Thanks for the youtube link @Jenayah I tried to find one but came up blank, you have good youtube-fu :)
– cryptarch
Nov 5 at 7:48
3
3
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
I just rewatched Species last night and this was indeed it. I did misremember the goo, and also that the scientists died, which they did not. And boy! Was that a hilariously bad movie! I laughed off and on for two hours!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:55
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The end section of Lucy seems to describe some parts of what you're looking for. As she is sat in the lead scientist's personal lab, shiny black tendril-goo erupts from her fingertips to tie her into the world's computer systems. It is missing the part where it emerges from a box though.
answered Nov 5 at 7:38
Graham
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This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
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The end section of Lucy seems to describe some parts of what you're looking for. As she is sat in the lead scientist's personal lab, shiny black tendril-goo erupts from her fingertips to tie her into the world's computer systems. It is missing the part where it emerges from a box though.
answered Nov 5 at 7:38
Graham
2,569814
This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
add a comment |
up vote
2
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up vote
2
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The end section of Lucy seems to describe some parts of what you're looking for. As she is sat in the lead scientist's personal lab, shiny black tendril-goo erupts from her fingertips to tie her into the world's computer systems. It is missing the part where it emerges from a box though.
answered Nov 5 at 7:38
Graham
2,569814
The end section of Lucy seems to describe some parts of what you're looking for. As she is sat in the lead scientist's personal lab, shiny black tendril-goo erupts from her fingertips to tie her into the world's computer systems. It is missing the part where it emerges from a box though.
answered Nov 5 at 7:38
Graham
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answered Nov 5 at 7:38
Graham
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Graham
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answered Nov 5 at 7:38
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This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
add a comment |
This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
This may be what over-wrote my memory of the Species goo. So in part, this is what I was remembering, that got mixed up with the lab scene from Species. Funny how the mind works. Upvoting for "the right goo".
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:57
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
@toddmo Cool, glad it helped. Lucy was at least a bad-in-interesting-ways film, whereas Species was a straight-up waste of all the talent they hired.
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:21
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The movie Splinter? I remember it being very similar to what you describe.
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The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
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The movie Splinter? I remember it being very similar to what you describe.
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The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
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The movie Splinter? I remember it being very similar to what you describe.
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The movie Splinter? I remember it being very similar to what you describe.
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The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
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The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
The appearance of the alien goo is about right, but there's no scene with scientists that I remember. It's all centered around the gas station with a short intro involving the protagonists losing a tire to the alien.
– FuzzyBoots
Nov 5 at 13:17
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
No but I'll check it out! I don't think I've seen that one!
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 16:59
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There's a movie called Splinter which has spikey black goo, but from the Wikipedia summary I don't see scientists. On the other hand, the trailer has some kind of "goo makes glass explode" scene although the editing is a tad bit unclear...
– Jenayah
Nov 4 at 20:52
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"Spiky black goo" sounds like they might have used a ferrofluid for the special effect. Did it look like that? If so that might narrow it down.
– Nathaniel
Nov 4 at 23:57
'Agent Carter' S02?
– Martin James
Nov 5 at 4:20
@Nathaniel, yes but it turns out I got this goo mixed up with my memory of the actual scene, which was from species. lol
– toddmo
Nov 5 at 17:00
@MartinJames Isn't that the same gravitonium McGuffin that Agents of SHIELD used?
– Graham
Nov 5 at 19:19