John Carpenter Videos

This week, Clark follows up his recent show spotlighting music from disaster movies with a program featuring music from post-apocalyptic films. While you're filling your bunker with cans of food and jugs of water, you'll hear selections from Cherry 2000, Logan's Run, The Postman, I Am Legend, The Road Warrior, 28 Days Later, The World, The Flesh, and the Devil, Escape from New York, and Wall-E. In addition, Clark provides his review of John Hillcoat's post-apocalyptic drama The Road. Enjoy! Clark welcomes your comments, questions, and suggestions in Sounds and Sights Discussion Forum.

A man (Aaron Bissell) escapes the assylum, and kills people. He is pursed by a doctor (Richard Bissell.) Will the doctor catch this killer, or will the doctor just be another victim....

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Here is a video of the infamous DEATH RACE by Exidy. Way before GTA or even Castle Wolfenstein, DEATH RACE was turning heads and catching media flak for its gratuitous violence. Watch the video and see i you can catch some of the horror film reverences in the opening title screen!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Here is a video of the infamous DEATH RACE by Exidy. Way before GTA or even Castle Wolfenstein, DEATH RACE was turning heads and catching media flak for its gratuitous violence. Watch the video and see i you can catch some of the horror film reverences in the opening title screen!

We look back at the film franchise that helped pioneer the slasher genre: Halloween.

The Thing movie trailer - starring David Clennon, Keith David, Kurt Russell, T.K. Carter, Wilford Brimley. Directed by John Carpenter. Genre: Action-Adventure Rating: R Ranked 3.48 / 5 | 9 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (00:50) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Movie Trailers Movie Trailer THE THING David Clennon Keith David Kurt Russell T.K. Carter Wilford Brimley John Carpenter Action-Adventure Universal Studios Home Video Categories: Entertainment

Starman, 1984 (dir. John Carpenter) SYNOPSIS: An alien comes to earth and assumes the form of Marion Ravenwood s dead husband (Bridges). She is mostly flipping out the whole time. He is in full-on wax-face mode. Charles Martin Smith helps them elude the government and then smokes a cigar. FILM: 10/10 BRIDGES: 10/10 BOTTOM LINE: Starman:Episode IV::Arlington Road: Star Trek V Starman is the best. I saw it at the UA Hulen 6 behind Hulen Mall in Texas when I was 12. I cried twice during the movie. First I got a little teary shortly after Bridges first appeared. Then I blubbered for an extended period of time at the end and it lasted well into the credits. I went home and wrote Jeff Bridges a 7 page letter about how awesome he was and then I went and bought the soundtrack on cassette which eventually broke in my first car because I was probably playing the same part of side two over and over too many times. The drawing is of the theatrical poster and I like how the letters m and n are robot letters.

Part 2 of the first Halloween Month. Black & White Commentaries is a non-profit production. The only intent is to entertain and introduce a new audience to the films presented. All material is the property of the acknowledged parties listed at the end of the videos. Join the Official Black & White Commentaries Facebook Group at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=149503769358&ref=nf where you can request films for Mr. B and W to comment on. Enjoy!

NC does a rare audio review of Halloween III