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Get ready for ‘Halloween Kills’ and ‘Halloween Ends.’

Leigh Whannell will write a new Snake Plissken script.

An early version of the new ‘Halloween’ script reveals how drastically it almost changed the first movie’s ending.

Did you spot these shoutouts to the John Carpenter original in the new David Gordon Green sequel?

Ever wonder what it would’ve been like to see the original ‘Halloween’ in theaters in the ‘70s? Now you can.

A new version of the cult ’80s classic “might be closer to reality than you think.”

The latest ‘Halloween’ isn’t just a return to form for the series — it’s a return to a time before a retcon ruined most of the sequels.

Michael Myers is back, and so is John Carpenter with a brand new score for the upcoming ‘Halloween’ sequel.

John Carpenter’s horror classic will be back in theaters for the 40th anniversary, just in time for the new ‘Halloween’ sequel.

That doesn’t sound at all scary, right? Living in the Michael Myers house from the John Carpenter movie?

John Carpenter’s The Thing is a grotesque, timeless horror film that’s been beloved by fans ever since its premiere in 1982. We’ve watched it and re-watched it over and over again, cozied up in our homes with the lights off (well, maybe one left on, just in case), but according to cinematographer Dean Cundey, it appears there’s one hugely important detail that a lot of people have missed.

Back in 1988 there was a pretty cool sci-fi flick called They Live. It was done by John Carpenter, who can put together a decent horror movie, and the concept was pretty good. Even Roddy Piper wasn't too bad in it. The concept of the movie is that aliens have taken over the planet without our knowledge, and you need special glasses to actually see who they are. While checking out a video on You Tu