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John Carpenter Really Wants to Work with Kurt Russell Again Share John Carpenter Really Wants to Work with Kurt Russell Again John Carpenter says he'd really like to work with The Thing, Big Trouble in Little China, and Escape from New York star Kurt Russell on another movie project. After previously working together on four classic movies, John Carpenter says he'd really like to work with Kurt Russell again someday. Forty years ago this summer, Carpenter cast Russell in the beloved sci-fi action movie Escape from New York. In the years to come, Russell would appear in a sequel to that movi...

Black Country, New Road have an immediate hit with their debut album. Black Country, New Road are at the top of the latest UK Record Store Chart with ‘For the first time’. It’s now nine years since The Official Charts Company launched this chart as vinyl sales surged during the last decade, a trend which continued in 2020 as the format grew for the 13th consecutive year. It is compiled from the best selling albums at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops. UK Record Store Chart, Top 20: 1/ (new) Black Country, New Road – For the first time 2/ Foo Fighters – Medicine At M...

An unrivaled master of the macabre, John Carpenter is best known as the man behind horror classics like “Halloween,” “The Thing,” and “Assault of Precinct 13.” Rightly hailed as masterpieces on the strengths of their sharply unnerving stories and muscular direction, Carpenter’s best films—also including “Escape from New York” and “They Live!”—benefit from his pioneering work as a composer of electronic music.  The adventurous synthscapes of these films heighten their atmospheres of dread and suspense by practically unquantifiable levels; try to imagine “Halloween�...

John Carpenter talks to NME about his new album 'Lost Themes III', Donald Trump and what fans can expect from the upcoming 'Halloween' films.

This Week in Records (8/2/2021) – Hayley Williams, Foo Fighters and Bad Sounds Concrete and Gold, I was worried that Foo Fighters’ newest album,  Medicine at Midnight, wouldn’t live up to its predecessor.  Medicine at Midnight certainly brought something new to the table but was still a massively enjoyable listen. The thing about each new Foo Fighters record is that they’re always using the same ingredients, but just remixing them in a different way to get something new every time. You get those classic Foos elements that we all know and love, like Dave Grohl’s long drawn ou...