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Halloween Kills: John Carpenter calls the sequel the ultimate slasher February 3, 2021 by: Halloween and it was soon announced that the film would be followed by two sequels, Lost Themes III: Life After Death, John Carpenter revealed that he's completed scoring Halloween Kills, but said that he hasn't scored Halloween Ends yet as everything is still shut down. Carpenter said that he hopes things get better soon, before teasing his thoughts on Halloween Kills. It's brilliant. It's the ultimate slasher. I mean, there's nothing more than this one. Wow! Man. I certainly like the sound of tha...
John Carpenter has nothing but praise for Halloween Kills, the upcoming sequel to 2018's Halloween.
Rolling Stone John Carpenter’s ‘Lost Themes III’ Scares Up New Thrills The self-proclaimed Horror Master defends his title with 10 new songs in search of corpses to haunt By Sophie Gransard* Assault on Precinct 13 and Halloween, he wrote and recorded the scores himself almost as an afterthought because he had to: there was no budget for a composer. Here he had these hair-raising, suspenseful stories with murderers wending through darkness, but it all happened in silence. So the budding filmmaker — whose favorite music was the Stones and the Beatles, though he loved ...
How John Carpenter found a second home in rock music John Carpenter made his name as horror’s most sought-after composer, leaving an indelible mark on the world of rock music. Now, he’s part of the scene… Words: Hannah May Kilroy Few filmmakers have had such an impact on the music world as John Carpenter. With his cult classics of the ’70s and ’80s like Halloween and The Fog, the director-composer became a master of big screen horror. But it wasn’t just his movies that made him a legend: his soundtrack work helped to spark a whole new genre in synthwave, and inspired ...