PREY
Among unmade John Carpenter screenplays PREY, a 98 page script hailing from the mid-1970s, is about average
Among unmade John Carpenter screenplays PREY, a 98 page script hailing from the mid-1970s, is about average
John Carpenter has described this never-made script as “kind of HALLOWEEN in a nuclear power plant,” and that does indeed sum it up
That’s appropriate, as THE FOG is far and away the best of the bunch. For that matter, I feel it’s one of Etchison’s best novels, period.
The horror movie genre, like any other, contains more than its share of overpraised clunkers
The nuttiest of the HALLOWEEN sequels, a Michael Myers-less something-or-other involving computers, Stonehenge, androids and deadly masks.
This is the original HALLOWEEN II, not the inexcusable Rob Zombie one—even though this one’s pretty rotten, as its co-writer/producer John Carpenter admits.
One of the most iconic horror films of all time, and the most famous ever made by John Carpenter.
Five books called Halloween. That’s all.
One of John Carpenter’s all-around best films, a darkly comedic haunted car chiller that’s dated extremely well.
The saga of what is now commonly known as THE THING has a 70-plus year history that, not unlike the unstoppable shape-shifting “Thing” itself