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Dr. Loomis of John Carpenter's Halloween is Weirder Than Michael MyersJohn Carpenter's Halloween (1978) is a fright flick classic. Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) from the movie delights as a psychic doofus. -
'The Ward' is Not John Carpenter's Comeback FilmJohn Carpenter's 'The Ward' has hit limited theaters. It's been ten years since the legendary horror director has helmed a theatrical film. Many genre fans are drooling in anticipation for a chance to see something new from him.
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John Carpenter's 'The Ward' - the 'Halloween' Master ReturnsLooking at John Carpenter's 'The Ward' which is the first feature length film he has directed since "Ghosts of Mars" which came out in 2001. It stars Amber Heard as young woman locked up in psychiatric hospital haunted by a ghost. -
Top 5 Greatest John Carpenter MoviesWhen it comes to discussing the top 5 greatest John Carpenter movies, all of these must be considered. -
John Carpenter's 'Ghosts of Mars': Blu-Ray Film ReviewJohn Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. In tribute to the Master of Darkness, we will be reviewing some of his films on Blu-ray. -
John Carpenter's 'Christine:' DVD ReviewPart 9 of our tribute to the Master of Darkness. John Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. -
John Carpenter's Halloween, an In-depth AnalysisOver twenty years after its initial release, John Carpenter's Halloween remains one of the most viscerally frightening motion pictures ever conceived. -
John Carpenter's 'The Fog': Blu-ray ReviewPart 6 of our tribute to the Master of Darkness. John Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. -
John Carpenter on 'The Ward' and the State of Movies TodayJohn Carpenter took the time to talk about his first feature length film in 10 years, 'The Ward,' and what he thinks of the state of movies today. He did this while appearing at the Egyptian Theatre for a screening of 'Big Trouble In Little China.' -
'Someone's Watching Me!" - the Lost John Carpenter MovieReviewing "Someone's Watching Me!" a made for television movie written and directed by John Carpenter back in 1978. It is often referred to as the lost John Carpenter movie as before it was released on DVD in 2007, its availability was scarce at best.
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John Carpenter is Back with "The Ward" (So Why Don't We Care?)After more than a ten-year hiatus from horror, John Carpenter is back with "The Ward." So why the limited release? -
John Carpenter's Vampires: DVD Film ReviewPart 5 of our tribute to the Master of Darkness. John Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. -
John Carpenter's Halloween (1978)This is my personal comprehensive review of John Carpenter's 1978 slasher classic Halloween, starring Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis.
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Movie Review :: John Carpenter's the Ward (2011) (R)Although it offers serviceable thrills, The Ward, John Carpenter's first theatrical film in a decade, is a little too reminiscent of an earlier psychological thriller.
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John Carpenter Tribute at the Aero Theater: "The Thing & "The Fog"A look at the first night of "Escape Artist: A Tribute to John Carpenter" at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica. The director spoke with the audience about these films, but more specifically on "The Thing" which is regarded as his best work.
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Movie Review: John Carpenter's the ThingJohn Carpenter's The Thing is quite possibly the finest horror movie remake ever made.
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A Career in Review: John CarpenterThe career of director John Carpenter
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John Carpenter's Village of the Damned: DVD Film ReviewPart 4 of our tribute to the Master of Darkness. John Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. -
John Carpenter Tribute at the Aero Theater: "Escape from New York" & "Escape from LA"A look at the second night of the John Carpenter tribute at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica, and it covered the exploits of Snake Plissken as played by Kurt Russell in "Escape From New York" and "Escape From LA." -
Review of 1982 John Carpenter Cult Horror, The ThingReview of 1982 John Carpenter Cult Horror, The Thing -
John Carpenter's "The Thing": HD-DVD Film ReviewJohn Carpenter's "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. In tribute to the Master of Darkness, we will be reviewing some of his films on home video. -
John Carpenter's Escape from New York (1981)Watching Escape From New York makes you yearn for more dark science fiction movies like this to be made. This John Carpenter directed monument of a film paints a crime-overrun and dystopian United States of America... -
John Carpenter's "Assault on Precinct 13": Blu-ray Film ReviwPart 3 of my tribute to the Master of Darkness. John Carpenters "The Ward" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13. This is John Carpenter's first feature film in 9 years. -
Classic Movie Reviews: John Carpenter's The ThingA review of John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi/horror classic, The Thing.
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Classic '80s Movie Review: John Carpenter's the Thing"The Thing" was ahead of its time, but it is now considered (one of the best horror and sci-fi movies ever made, and it is easily the best horror remake in a sea of horrendously crappy ones. -
Movie Review: John Carpenter's in the Mouth of MadnessSutter Cane is the best selling horror author who goes missing before the release of his new book. The publisher of the book hires John Trent (Sam Neil) to find out what happened to their best selling author only to find out that Sutter Cane is more than what he appears.
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Halloween: A Look at John Carpenter's 1978 FilmWhy Halloween is one of the scariest movies of all time.
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Vampire Packs: 30 Days or John Carpenter's, Which Vampires Are Scarier?An article comparing the different vampire packs seen in different movies and how they compare and contrast.
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Movie Review: John Carpenter's Prince of DarknessAn ancient evil is discovered in an old rundown church in Los Angeles, and it's up to a bunch of students, their professors, and a priest to stop the evil from rising to destroy all mankind.
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Movie Review: John Carpenter's VampiresA group of secret soldiers funded by the Catholic Church are ambushed by a master Vampire, and the remaining members of the team set out to kill him.
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John Carpenter's the Thing: A Contemporary Classic of Horror and SuspenseMan in still the warmest place to hide in this 1982 horror remake about a shape-shifting alien on the lose in Antarctica.
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John Carpenter's Halloween"Halloween" has reached such a high level of praise in the ever growing pantheon of movies that it will never be topped by anyone. All the same, it will really be interesting to see Rob Zombie try.
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Versus Combines a Zombie Movie with a Samurai Movie: The Director was Influenced by Films of Sam Raimi and John Carpenter from the �80sThe film is surprisingly smart for the genre.
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John Carpenter's the Village of the DamnedA worthy remake of the 1960 classic, this was Christopher Reeve's last role before his tragic accident.
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Top 10 John Carpenter FilmsThe films that make us turn on the lights when we find ourselves in the dark.
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John Carpenter's They Live"They Live" is on the surface, a action packed B-movie with good guys defeating the bad guys, but it is really one of the most politically subversive movies that has ever been made.
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Review of 1978 John Carpenter's Classic Slasher HalloweenReview of 1978 John Carpenter's Classic Slasher, Halloween. -
Review of John Carpenter's HalloweenA review of John Carpenter's horror masterpiece Halloween.
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John Carpetner Returns to Theaters with 'The Ward'With 'The Ward,' John Carpenter makes his return to theaters after a nine year absence. Does the movie hold up to his past work and what movies should late comers watch to understand his brilliance? -
Baseball Success After Tommy John SurgeryRookie pitcher Stephan Strasburg is out for the season and likely will miss all of next season due to Tommy John surgery. While no organization likes to have their star rookie go under the knife, Tommy John surgery actually has a lot of success stories.
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