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Há 4 dias · Following the success of “Halloween,” Carpenter directed an old-fashioned ghost story titled “The Fog.” Set in the coastal town of Antonio Bay, California, on the eve of its centennial, “The Fog” tells of drowned mariners who return from the sea to take revenge on the town’s elders for a wrong done many years ago.
Há 3 dias · Dark Star, a $60,000 film now considered a sci-fi classic, was the directorial debut of horror maestro John Carpenter. The film, which recently turned fifty, is as far removed from what came before it as it is from what came after – it is neither a space odyssey nor a space opera, but rather a cold, dark, and absurd story of people stranded together on a malfunctioning interstellar ship.
Há 4 dias · Set in the coastal town of Antonio Bay, California, on the cusp of its centennial, The Fog is a spine-tingling tale about drowned mariners who return from the depths...
Há 1 dia · The Thing [ðə θ ɪ ŋ] n 1 ou L'Effroyable Chose au Québec est un film de science-fiction horrifique américain réalisé par John Carpenter et sorti en 1982. Écrit par Bill Lancaster, le film est adapté du roman court La Chose ( Who Goes There?, 1938) de John W. Campbell.
Há 5 dias · Whether it’s slasher movies, sci-fi films, or cult classics, Carpenter has made his mark on all of the horror subgenres and created some absolute icons in each. Vote up Carpenter’s greatest horror characters to see who tops the list. And if your favorite character is missing, feel free to add them below.
Há 4 dias · Without Carpenter, science fiction would be missing some of its greatest moments in the shape of Dark Star and The Thing while horror would equal have significant gaps in its history if it weren’t for the excellence of Halloween and The Fog.
Há 5 dias · Throughout a remarkable career, Carpenter has delivered some of the most memorable moments in the cinematic medium. For instance, he is considered a master of horror after delivering several classic works in the genre, including the likes of Halloween, The Fog, The Thing and Christine.
