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Review title: The Fly (1986)
Product review: As disgusting and terrifying as this remake--it's a loose adaptation of the 1958 film of the same name--is, it's equally heartbreaking and ends in great tragedy. Gore-master David Cronenberg directed and co-wrote the screenplay for this sci-fi horror, and instilled grievous discomfort within moviegoers unlike he ever had (and probably ever will again). Oddball scientist Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum) meets a journalist named Veronica (Geena Davis) at a business get-together and takes her back to his lab, where he's perfected his newest invention: a pair of telepods that can teleport matter from one to the other. However, when Seth tries to teleport himself, he and Veronica are dealt gruesome and unforgiving results. The Fly redefined the word "grotesque", and will certainly forever be associated with it; yet its understanding of sensitivity was a catalyst in creating its legacy, and it remains one of the film's most palpable traits.
