When did high school become so cool?
As reported by The A.V. Club, over the weekend a video of a high school play went viral for remaking Ridley Scott’s 1979 sci-fi horror film Alien. While reenacting a movie like that isn’t exactly the norm, students at North Bergen High School felt it would be a perfect choice, and we wholeheartedly agree. The level of detail of both the sets and costumes is truly remarkable, especially the ‘chest-bursting’ scene; that really blew us away. That said, what impressed us most was that the school didn’t pay for a thing, the students raised the money and built everything themselves using recycled materials.
Here’s a photo of the ‘chest-bursting’ scene mentioned earlier, followed by the viral video below.
Last night the North Bergen High School in New Jersey put on ‘Alien’ as their school play and it looks absolutely incredible.#hrgiger#Alien#rushmore pic.twitter.com/5jopUecFil
— Paul Owens (@oh_pollo) March 23, 2019
Watch the video below.
I love that north bergen high school did alien last night as their school play, so I’m gonna keep tweeting about how great it is..everything was made from recycled materials .. so nuts amazing I’m so proud of my hometown pic.twitter.com/EEMEbankDz
— Andrew Fernandez (@bhsdrew) March 23, 2019
Do you remember being apart of any school plays as a child? Did you ever remake anything as cool as Alien? Let us know in the comments below.
Source: The AV Club
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