Beware the children! That is the tagline of the John Carpenter 1995 remake of Village of the Damned, and it is very appropriate. Beware the children indeed. I always say to my friends that horror movies are responsible for the idea of not having children, and this one is a prime example as to why. […]
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When talking horror classics, John Carpenter’s The Fog sits at the top of the list. An atmospheric story filled with murder and revenge, and this film came after the success of his Halloween movie. It even featured most of the same actors. The film is set in the fictional town of Antonio Bay, and exactly
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Atmospheric and chilling, the soundtrack for The Fog is pretty high up there as one of his best works. I actually enjoy this soundtrack a lot, and it’s one of my favorite works of his. It starts with spoken word intro before the intense piano chords kick in with the Theme of The Fog. You
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In 2013, electronica artist Lazerhawk released a horror themed album ‘Skull and Shark’, and it is full of synth bliss that sounds like it would belong in a 80’s slasher movie. In fact, some of the tracks such as “Chinatown” would sound like they belong in a John Carpenter film. Much of the album sounds
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