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Dana S says:

I’m definitely looking forward to seeing this. Other than being a Carpenter fan, part of this movie was filmed a couple weeks ago at the university that I work at. They converted one of our old administration buildings into the lobby of the “Ward”. A big chunk of it was also filmed at the psychiatric hospital less than 10 miles from where I live, see: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~asylums/medlake_wa/index.html. Right when I got off work I decided to do a little snooping. I found a door that wasn’t being guarded but was covered with black paper. When I opened it i was standing about 4 feet from Carpenter himself, facing away from me, arms up in the air, appearing to be framing a shot from one of the entrances! Looked pretty cool what they were doing and I’m stoked to see the end product!!

@Dana

That’s very cool!

Vic

ogb says:

So is this going to be another “realistic” first person camera type of movie?

Paul Young says:

Don’t think so ogb. I’m pretty sure that was just a piece of raw footage. There has been no mention up to this point that I know of that Carpenter is going that direction.

ogb says:

A bit of a relief.

After Carpenter’s last few movies, it’s been hard to be his fan and defending him.

I really do hope he makes a comeback and sticks with what he knows and doesn’t try to emulate some of the recent horror-movie fads.

OrangeRush2112 says:

cool

Dave says:

Yeah even though there were passable moments in his Invisible Man movie and his Village of the Damned remake…. IMHO Carpenter hasn’t made a good movie since Big Trouble in 85

Vampires was a huge letdown – just wasn’t that great – but at least it wasn’t as bad as the book it was based on lol

Don’t ask me what he was after with the Ghosts of Mars……

I hope this new flick would be good but he has lost his mojo for me…..

Dan says:

I very excited for this. I’ve been a big Carpenter fan all my life, with Halloween becoming an Oct.31st tradition and Escape From New York being a personal favorite. I’m hoping this movie can revive his stellar career. Maybe we’ll see Kurt Russell as Snake again.

JessSayin says:

After watching ‘The Thing’ back in ‘82 this guy could do a cooking show and I’d still be a fan. Period.

“Where were you, Childs?”

790 says:

I thought Carpenter was on a resporator by now,,,!

I’m totally going to see this one!!!

:-)

We’re all rooting for you John, please don’t let us down!!!
Another poster on here hit the nail on the head when he
said that he hopes Carpenter sticks to what he knows and
doesn’t try to emulate some recent (lame I might add) horror
trend. John Carpenter – you are better than anything out there
and everything out there wishes it was you anyway so please
LEAD, don’t FOLLOW! 8)

790 says:

Carpenter really has made some kick ass films! He’s up there with Cameron and Spielberg!!!

The Escape from Ny/La films, The Thing, They Live, Dark Star, are classics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Keep going John! your awesome!!!
I’m seeing this hands down,,, :-)

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