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 ...
John Carpenter has been behind several defining films. Halloween is one of the greatest genre pictures not only of the ‘70s but of all time. The Thing is one of the most effective body-horror films of ...
It says a lot that the worst of Carpenter and Russell’s collaborations is still a good bit of fun. It’s definitely cheesier than its far superior predecessor, Escape from New York, but you’ll find ...
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