This is another movie that creeped me out more that it probably should have.  It seems what hits me and doesn't is almost random.  

Weird.  I was just researching the movie for this description and realized it was made in 1986.  I seem to recall it being more recent.  I was still in hell, I mean high school.  By the way, I just found out there is a town called Hell, Michigan, so next time you tell someone to go to Hell you can also tell them to enjoy the lake.  There is also a town a few miles away called Eden.  I wonder what the local high school football games between those two towns is like.  

Michigan is really weird.  I found out it is illegal to chain an alligator to a fire hydrant, ride on a train intoxicated, have sex in a car unless it is parked on your own property, serenade your girlfriend, or ogle a woman from a moving car.  Painting sparrows to be sold as parakeets is illegal in one town, and in another town there is a law making it legal for a farmer to sleep with his own animals.  Anyone over the age of 12 who has not been convicted of a felony can get a permit to carry a handgun, and dentists are officially classified as mechanics.

I think that is about he farthest tangent I have shot off on to date.  Let's get back to the Fly.  It was a remake of the 1958 movie also called the Fly.  The original had two sequels, Return of the Fly and Curse of the Fly.  In another bizarre twist there is also an opera called the Fly based on the 1958 movie.  

This is another movie starring both Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum.  I guess they liked each other.  I thought they were good together in Beetlejuice.  Good chemistry, I guess.

Flies are really disgusting.  I could probably link a ton of stuff on that, but would most likely vomit just looking them up.  Instead I will like this video of that weirdo the Human Fly climbing the World Trade Center back in 1977.  Some people really need to get a life.