Eastern European horror has given us many interesting, wonderfully bizarre cult outings over the years, such as Viy (1967), ...

John Carpenter might be one of the most influential horror directors of all time, but one Hollywood legend who turned down the chance to work with him.

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

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I’m really not passionate about Village of the Damned, ” director John Carpenter said to Vulture in 2011 when asked about the ...

Iconic director and composer John Carpenter recently announced he’s ... synth-y tracks from classic films of his like “The Thing,” “Assault on Precinct 13,” “Big Trouble In Little ...

With Sinners, Ryan Coogler employs many of the genre-blending tools that made John Carpenter a master of the horror genre.

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