Not a Reboot: ‘Escape from New York’ Confirmed as a Sequel
Potential heretics Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and Chad Villella of film production company Radio Silence, have announced that their next Escape from New York…
Tag: John Carpenter
Halloween III Director Producing Book to Coincide with 40th Anniversary
Halloween fans either love or loathe the movie Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. For years, the strange science-fiction thriller has been regarded as…
Comparing the Future Portrayed in ‘Demolition Man’ to Modern Day America
1993’s dystopian romp Demolition Man has multiple offbeat claims to fame. It’s arguably the last of the 1980s style sci-fi actioners, its script having been sold…
John Carpenter Discusses Sequel to His Classic Horror Sci-Fi ‘The Thing’
It’s been four decades since its release, yet John Carpenter’s The Thing remains one of the most brutal and amazing horror pictures of all time,…
Four Long Overdue Movie Sequels that MUST Be Made
Ghostbusters: Afterlife hit theaters last month and it’s apparently amazing, or at least good enough to wash the bad taste of 2016’s abomination out the…
Jamie Lee Curtis Says ‘Halloween Ends’ Script Will Make Fans ‘Very Angry’
Halloween received a positive response from reviewers and audiences, grossing more over $159 million in the United States. The first of the two sequels,…
John Carpenter Films Ranked: #1 – ‘The Thing’ (1982)
#1 in my ranking of John Carpenter’s films. Wow, John Carpenter really loves Howard Hawks, doesn’t he? Well, he was hired onto this project after…
‘Halloween Kills’ Claims Peacock’s Biggest Streaming Premiere Ever
Halloween Kills had the best non-live event premiere in Peacock’s history, according to NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Snell. The latest installment in the long-running slasher…
John Carpenter Films Ranked: #2 – ‘Escape from L.A.’ (1996)
#2 in my ranking of John Carpenter’s films. I’m going to get so much shit for this. I mean all the shit. 100% of the…
John Carpenter Films Ranked: #3 – ‘Halloween’ (1978)
#3 in my ranking of John Carpenter’s films. Made after Someone’s Watching Me but released just before, John Carpenter continued his low-budget streak of filmmaking…