@Garybaldi_77 Watched it for first time last year. Dude, it’s a bad movie and turned me off from seeing the other films. The ending with obvious set up for next movie was lame as f***.
@Mag1cH0ur@irishlad444 Remember seeing this when it first came out, it was the last Carpenter flick I saw in theaters. Really didn’t like it at the time and gave up on him but it’s now one of his best and maybe his weirdest next to In the Mouth of Madness.
@studiotstella This is a cool take on these characters. Your poster has a French Crime Film vibe to it & the layers of fog and smoke are a nice touch.
@irishlad444 Robert Bresson’s Pickpocket & Raoul Walsh’s The Roaring Twenties r tied for me. Criterion recently put out that amazing Cagney film from 1939 and it’s one of the best new discoveries/releases of 2024. Highly recommend it if u haven’t seen it yet.
@joe_dante That Rob Bottin werewolf is actually scarier looking than the Landis one. Is that the same one used during the attack on the journalist in the office?
@irishlad444 I go back to this one when I get the urge to see Madeleine Kahn I’m it. She is so darn just hysterical in it. The entire courtroom scene at the end is so good.
@2tv7t9VziSLm4hw Keith Gordon as Richie is such an amazing performance. It’s too bad carpenter never hired him again for another film. Also one of carpenter’s best soundtracks. Very eerie and effective with that haunting driving beat. That shot of Christine in flames driving down the road is 🔥.
@Dylan_Dog_0001 The two Kolchak made for TV films are the best. The TV series just never reached the level of the first two films. Long live Carl Kolchak and the loudmouth Mr. Vincenzo! 👻🧛♂️❤️🔥❤️🔥📼🎤📸📸
@mark_heritage This actress is crazy good whenever she shows up in anything. If u like her in this, check her out in Paul Bartel’s Private Parts as the owner of the hotel. She’s really nuts in it.