This Halloween, for an hour and fifty minutes, movie audiences will once again be at the mercy of the omniscient and omnipresent Michael Myers. For one night only, on October 29, 2015, at 7:30 PM local time, the original Halloween, directed by John Carpenter and released on October...
This week in Horror movie history, The Thing was released on June 25, 1982 via Universal Pictures and the Turman-Foster Company. This inter-planetary Thriller was directed by Horror genius John Carpenter, who, along with twenty-two year old Rob Bottin (Se7en 1995, Fight Club 1999), Roy Arbogast...
This February saw the 35th anniversary of the theatrical release of John Carpenter's (Halloween 1978, The Thing 1982) 1980 Horror masterpiece, The Fog. To this day, The Fog is still generally not regarded as one of Carpenter's best, but it is still a moody and atmospheric Horror classic in its own right...
This year marks the 20th anniversary of what may be John Carpenter's most underrated film, In the Mouth of Madness, which entered US theaters on February 3, 1995, and then just as quietly exited. Written and executively produced by Michael De Luca (Boogie Nights 1997, American History X...
American's favorite fall celebration of Halloween has never been the same since Michael Myers came to the big screen in 1978. Directed by the legendary John Carpenter (The Fog 1980, The Thing 1982) and produced by Debra Hill, this low budget Horror film grossed over seventy million...
This week in Horror movie history, back on February 8th in 1980, The Fog was first released in the US. John Carpenter was in charge of the screenplay, music, and direction, just as he had been for his 1978 sleeper hit, Halloween. Carpenter used many of the cast and crew...
This week in Horror Movie History, the chilling tale Christine was released on December 9th, 1983. Casting relatively unknown actors Keith Gordon (The Legend of Billie Jean 1985), John Stockwell (Top Gun 1986), Alexandra Paul (Baywatch 1992-97) and Alien's Harry Dean Stanton in the film version of Stephen...
This week in horror movie history: Halloween II was released in theaters across North America on October 30th, 1981. The follow up to John Carpenter’s passionate Independent 1978 slasher, Halloween II was directed by then unknown Rick Rosenthal, while John Carpenter and Debra Hill both...
Scream Factory will the John Carpenters The Fog on blu ray. July 30th. The new artwork of the Blu-ray can be seen below. The artwork of John Carpenter's ghost classic is by artist Justin Osbourn. ...
