The 1982 movie scene that scarred Edgar Wright for life: “I’ve still never seen anything like it”
Too gruesome.
John Carpenter
John Carpenter, one of the most influential horror filmmakers and composers.
Carpenter was born in New York City, into a creative family, with his father being a classically trained violinist and the head of the music department at Western Kentucky University. This heavily inspired his future career in music composition.
After attending both Western Kentucky University and University of Southern California, he went on to direct classic films such as ‘The Thing’ and ‘Halloween’. While creating Halloween he also assisted writing the screenplay as well as composing his own soundtrack for the entire film.
John Carpenter’s influence in the horror film scene left an impressionable mark, allowing for prequels, remakes and most notably the ‘Halloween Franchise’.
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The 1982 movie that convinced Terry Crews his future lay in Hollywood: “It just blew my mind”
He didn’t think he would act.
10 acting performances from 1996 that should be deleted from history
These were embarrassing roles from talented stars.
The 1979 movie nobody was brave enough to make except John Carpenter: “A great deal of courage”
“It could have been a total disaster.”
Jamie Lee Curtis thought she’d be fired from ‘Halloween’ after one day: “I made a mistake”
She had no reason to be concerned.