Fans of The Thing (1982) should remember The Thing from Another World (1951) and John Carpenter’s version never would have happened had it not been for the extraordinary storytelling of John W.

John Carpenter’s career spans five decades of groundbreaking contributions to cinema, firmly establishing him as one of horror’s most influential auteurs. Beginning with 1976’s Assault on ...

The great thing about ambiguous movie endings is that they keep audience discussion alive long after the credits have rolled.

A memorable scene in Ryan Coogler's vampire movie Sinners feels like a direct callback to one of John Carpenter's best films.

He got his nickname for directing such films as “Halloween,” “The Thing,” “The Fog,” “Christine” and “In the Mouth of Madness.” ...

He said, “When working with John Carpenter and the cast of The Thing, I knew I was in the presence of something beautiful…this honor is so well-deserved and well-earned”. Kurt Russell then ...

I was there at launch for Fallout 76, and it wasn't pretty - to Bethesda's credit, they turned things around and got the game ...

Kurt Russell is the star of five different John Carpenter movies, including a 1979 Elvis Presley biopic and some of the most ...