TRIPLE FEATURE TUESDAY: Fights So Hard They Hurt the Audience
2. They Live (1988)
THE FIGHT!
TRIPLE FEATURE TUESDAY: Fights So Hard They Hurt the Audience
1. The Wrestler (2008)
2. They Live (1988)
3. Eastern Promises (2007)
(Dis)Honorable Mention: Django Unchained (2012)
Triple Feature Tuesday: Cabins Full of Horror References
1. Cabin Fever (2002)
Eli Roth’s directorial debut is chock full of juicy references to The Evil Dead, John Carpenter’s The Thing, Last House on the Left, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre among many others while adding new levels of psychological terror and gore with an adorable little flesh-eating virus.
And now…
I love the end of the first one: “He could be anywhere…..”
Beginning of number 2: “Oh, wait. He’s right over there!”
Triple Feature Tuesday: Nancy Loomis and John Carpenter Were Bosom Buddies
1. Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)
Triple Feature Tuesday: Nancy Loomis and John Carpenter Were Bosom Buddies
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Hello, Kiddies!
In case you weren’t aware: October’s here. And that means nothing but horror movies for 31 days straight! HEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEE!
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We’re starting the most wonderful time of the year with a quick look at some early John Carpenter movies that all feature Nancy Loomis/Kyes:
Nancy was in:
1. Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) as Julie
2. Halloween (1978) as Annie Brackett
and
3. The Fog (1980) as Sandy Fadel
The Ninth Gate (1999)
The perpetually apathetic Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) is a mover and a shaker in the high stakes world of rare book-dealing.
…Yeah.
Corso is tasked with tracking down the legendary book, The Nine Gates to the Kingdom of Shadow. A book that supposedly can summon the Devil himself!
Fun Fact: John Carpenter’s entry in the first season of Masters of Horror “Cigarette Burns” is essentially the same exact movie.
