Image from Fan Expo’s Carpenter Q&A
I saw this posted on YouTube after Fan Expo in late October, and thought it would be great to showcase here at Life After Gateway. Many thanks to the Fan Expo YouTube channel for uploading this Q&A with John Carpenter.
I have purchased and framed two new 24″x36″ posters:
Today at Life After Gateway, I wanted to point you toward this John Carpenter film, which I feel could be the scariest movie I’ve seen.
The Hollywood Reporter is breaking some John Carpenter news.
More news today about the new Halloween game coming next year, including a release date and actual gameplay footage.
I’ve been thinking about this post for ages.
Image from MSN
As reported here two weeks ago, legendary director John Carpenter was (finally) awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The ceremony took place this past Thursday. Here are videos of the events, including speeches by Keith David, Kurt Russell, and Greg Nicotero.
Last Friday, word came that director John Carpenter would be receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
I’m writing about Escape from New York this week on my blog, Life After Gateway. This is Part 2 of 2 (find Part 1, here). Today we’ll look at some of the personalities who emerged from the making of this movie: Kurt Russell, Dean Cundey, and James Cameron.
This film was a watershed moment in their careers. For Kurt Russell, it marked his transition from childhood roles. For Dean Cundey, it was his continuing rise through the ranks in cinematography; a career which really began with the massive success of Halloween. And for James Cameron, it was his work on the effects that helped make him a notable figure in the industry. On this movie, he was known as the ‘resident genius,’ and his work made heads turn.
You’ll learn more about these three in this article.