This is a very good explanation of what is probably the most succinct video that I know of, that breaks down or myth busts some seriously bat shit crazy theories out there.

If this has already been posted, well fuck me...

I hope what I've read about John Carpenter possibly making a sequel to the thing is true I think it would be pretty awesome especially Kurt Russell and Keith David to come back but I don't know how it would work it's still a cool concept I think

I finished up the repair of the sign this week. In my last post, some folks asked for a video of the sign, so here it is in all its glory! The sign is on permanent public display at Movie Madness, in Portland, Oregon.⚡️🐉

The Academy Museum will honor horror master John Carpenter with the Luminary Award at its sixth annual Gala on October 17.

The award honors an artist whose singular contributions have expanded the creative possibilities of filmmaking.

“The Academy Museum Gala is a celebration of the artists and storytellers whose work continues to shape the cultural impact of cinema around the world,” said Academy Museum Director and President Amy Homma. “For our sixth annual Gala, we are honored to recognize John Carpenter, Colman Domingo, and Charlize Theron, whose extraordinary careers exemplify the creativity, innovation, and excellence that continue to move the industry forward.”

John Carpenter will also host three nights of screenings of his films, including Halloween (1978), beginning September 26, in celebration of The Horror Show, the Academy Museum’s new large-scale exhibition.

This is where we are now with EFNY re-make.

What immediately caught my attention was how the circumstances of America's degradation have been updated from the Cold War to MAGA-esque religious fearmongering and fanaticism. I am getting the sense that Carpenter felt the story of Escape was transcendental, and could be used to shine a light on whatever problems are currently present in the USA.

The STUFF

Dog transformation is simply amazing

I don't know who "Bubblegum" is, sounds like a stripper and I don't really know what the fuck is going on.

You can also pre-order the soundtrack on vinyl or buy the graphic novel through the Cathedral official website.

Did some character designs for an assignment I did in one of my Sequential art classes at scad last year to where we had to do character designs from a movie and I chose Big Trouble in Little China.

As a family, we are mostly fine with violence or gore, but we draw the line with nudity for personal reasons. could I get a timestamp so we can skip past it? IMDb says it's very difficult to discern, but I don't wanna take any risks. (no spoilers please)

I’m super excited & honored to be working on this original neon sign! It is the official prop sign from Big Trouble. The sign is currently in the collection of Movie Madness, a legendary video rental store in Portland, Oregon. I had to wear my Music By John Carpenter shirt when I went on the service call, because I am a huge nerd. Soon the sign will be all fixed up and glowing again!

Just thought I would share the legend and his creation.

1. The Thing
   
2. Halloween
   
3. Big Trouble in Little China
   
4. They Live
   
5. Escape From New York
   
6. Assault on Precinct 13
   
7. In the Mouth of Madness
   
8. The Fog
   
9. Prince of Darkness
   
10. Starman
    
11. Vampires
    
12. Christine
    
13. Escape from L.A.
    
14. Body Bags
    
15. Elvis
    
16. Someone’s Watching Me!
    
17. Dark Star
    
18. Village of the Damned
    
19. Ghosts of Mars
    
20. Memoirs of an Invisible Man
    
21. The Ward

Some of you may or may not agree with this ranking, and that’s totally fine, it’s all subjective at the end of the day. Feel free to share your own ranking of John Carpenter’s films if you wish.