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JOHN CARPENTER on the set of Halloween, pulling no punches when asked about his contemporaries like Spielberg, Lucas and De Palma. "I don't care for them."

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Фото профиля Get Fit
Get Fit1 год назад

Classic John Carpenter—always unapologetically blunt! His focus was on doing his own thing, and it definitely paid off.

Фото профиля Alexander Boldizar
Alexander Boldizar1 год назад

Preble Jefferson can see 5 seconds into the future. When government agencies become aware of his skill, he'll do whatever it takes to protect his family. “Calling this a thriller is a bit reductive...The most interesting novel I’ve read in a long time.” --JDC

Фото профиля MeMyself❤️🍄❤️🍄
MeMyself❤️🍄❤️🍄1 год назад

Nothing more frustrating than slightly masturbatory.

Фото профиля Love and other things
Love and other things1 год назад

John Carpenter never holds back—his films speak for themselves!

Фото профиля Abraham Kawa
Abraham Kawa1 год назад

It's hard to tell if he's mellowed since, but great to see young Carpenter being all about the classics and giving zero f***s.

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