John Carpenter
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Stephen Colbert Meets John Carpenter – and Hurts Michael Myers’ Feelings in Halloween Cold Open (Video)
But the CBS host thankfully gets his opening credits remixed instead of being murdered
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‘John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams’ Trailer Includes Tale of Man in a Rabbit Suit With a Hatchet (Video)
The limited docuseries from the horror maestro premieres in October on Peacock
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John Carpenter’s New Album ‘Anthology II’ Features 3 Unreleased Tracks From ‘The Thing’
It comes out on Oct. 6, just in time for Halloween
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New ‘Escape From New York’ Will Be a Continuation of John Carpenter Original, Not a Remake
“That’s one of those properties that you can’t … It’s sort of untouchable to us,” Tyler Gillett says
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The 13 Best Horror Movies of the 1980s
From “The Shining” to “The Fly” and “Evil Dead II,” here are some of the decade’s best frights
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‘Firestarter’ Film Review: Dreary Stephen King Remake Sits There Like a Pile of Wet Leaves
The 1984 version was no classic, but this one seems even duller and cheaper
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Dave Grohl Says ‘Studio 666’ Had a ‘Murder List’ for How Each Foo Fighter Would Be Killed (Video)
“It was just walking around the property cracking up thinking of the most ridiculous ways to kill everybody,” the band’s frontman says
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‘Studio 666’ Film Review: Foo Fighters Horror Flick Is a Goofy, Gory Home Movie
This good-spirited vanity project runs out of steam after an hour, but at it’s best, it’s like William Castle’s “A Hard Day’s Night” (sponsored by Doritos)
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14 Times Video Games Continued the Stories of Movies (Photos)
If you want more of these movies, you’ll have to get good with a controller
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Jamie Lee Curtis Pleads ‘Let Him Burn’ in First ‘Halloween Kills’ Teaser (Video)
Film’s release was pushed from this year to next October
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Universal Shifts Blumhouse’s ‘Halloween’ Sequel and ‘The Forever Purge’ to 2021
“Candyman” also moves to October 16
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Why Quentin Tarantino Entrusted His First Original Score to Ennio Morricone With ‘The Hateful Eight’
“I finally broke down. And it was the maestro that made me break down,” Tarantino told TheWrap in 2015
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Ennio Morricone Remembered By John Carpenter, Edgar Wright, Antonio Banderas: ‘Master of Cinema”
“His music will keep playing in our memories,” Banderas says
