All of John Carpenter's movies, ranked by my personal preference. Haven't seen "Someone Watching Me", "Pro-Life", or his early short films, and I've left out some of his writing-only credits, but ...

Excellently paced, relentlessly tense, and hopelessly isolated, "The Thing" is Carpenter at his absolute best. The film keeps your eyes glued to the screen throughout its run time, slowly pushing you ...

The Halloween franchise is back on top as the entry that abandoned John Carpenter’s original plan has become a number one hit ...

John Carpenter was still a student at USC when he started piecing together what would become his first feature: 1974’s Dark Star, a sci-fi comedy about intrepid goofballs in deep space. Carpenter not ...

John Carpenter is deservedly renowned as a master of the horror genre, but the filmmaker also loves crafting other things, ...

John Carpenter is arguably the master of horror movies, but he made a couple non-horror films and some were even remade for modern audiences.

John Carpenter's The Thing has finally achieved the cinematic immortality it so richly deserves, with the 1982 cult classic finally being added to National Film Registry for cultural preservation.

We love to spread the good word when a heavy hitter in the horror space recommends a chilling picture that hits all the right notes. We love it even more when it’s one heavy hitter recommending ...

John Carpenter. His name is synonymous with horror, Halloween, and films that define modern horror cinema. And just like one of his leading ladies, Jamie Lee Curtis, the director, writer, producer, ...

Director John Carpenter creates an immersive new world via his first full length graphic novel 'Cathedral,' scoring his latest project via the combo of metal/hard rock.