The film is directed by a beloved horror filmmaker.
John Carpenter's first graphic novel was inspired by a dream and translates the gothic horror of Prince of Darkness into ...
John Carpenter has often collaborated with those closest to him throughout his career. But making “Cathedral,” a graphic ...
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.
John W. Campbell’s Who Goes There? opens in the dead of winter. The events of this 1938 sci-fi horror novella take place during the coldest months in Antarctica, where a group of researchers stumble ...
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Before John Carpenter's The Thing, there was another classic sci-fi movie that adapted the same story
John Carpenter's The Thing is a sci-fi horror classic, but decades before his vision haunted the big screen, there was another adaptation.
At 78, the king of horror and sci-fi movies is as much of a rebel as ever. He talks about creativity, compromise (he’s not a fan) and how he became addicted to moviemaking ...
The alien creature in The Thing might be the single most terrifying being in science fiction history, due to its ability to perfectly shape-shift into other beings. Nowhere is this more prominent than ...
This classic 1951 creature-feature was the model for John Carpenter’s 1982 horror masterpiece The Thing. Both are based on the 1938 novella Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell Jr. and concern a team ...
It isn't just visual horror that the creature inflicts upon the audience, but mental horror as well. Since it can shapeshift, the question remains: who in the station is human, and who isn't?
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