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JOHN CARPENTER--The composer for My Old Kentucky Home. Here is director John Carpenter surrounded by many of his film's characters, from top to bottom: Darwin Joston from "Assault on Precinct 13", Nick Castle in "Halloween", Jamie Lee Curtis in "The Fog", The Thing in "The Thing", Kurt Russell in "Escape from New York", Keith Gordon in "Christine", Roddy Piper and Keith David in "They Live", James Hong in "Big Trouble in Little China", Jeff Bridges (sorta...lol) in "Starman", James Woods in "Vampires", Alice Cooper in "Prince of Darkness", Sam Neil in "In the Mouth of Madness" and Norman Reedus and Douglas Arthurs in "Cigarette Burns"Related content
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Michael Meyers is holding his knife wrong. The way you have it is authentic, but what I mean is movie people always hold knives wrong when they use a reverse grip. The sharp edge should face outward, not inward.
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For horror Carpenter knows terror! And that's a fact.
And Snake Plissken is an anti hero for the ages.
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OH MY GOD, THIS IS BEYOND EPIC!!! I DEMAND A SELLABLE PRINT!!!
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Great one
Do you draw for other people as well?
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Really awesome.
John Carpenter was also in a 1993 movie that he directed and starred in called "Body Bags".
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You are the Best! Power and Fortune for you from ITALY!!!!!!!!!
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Great homage to John Carpenter! He has to be one of my favourtie directors ever. Set aside the shity movie he did (Ghost of mars), you can't forget that he did Escape from New York, Big Trouble in Little China, one of the best remakes ever; The Thing. And he also made Halloween, which really gave birth to the slasher era. Nice job man
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wow! this is so amazing. Did a great job. Did you make this picture ?
Cool
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Nice very Nice One of my favourite Movie Directors.
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Return of the master of horror. I'm waiting For The Ward in France.
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This guy sure is a good director, although I have to admit, that his greatest time was from 1978 to 1982. Before and after that his movies seem kinda trashy to me.
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Great work...and a great idea. I have been playing around with the same idea. Just have put pencil to paper yet.
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Alice Cooper from Pince of Darkness is a nice throw-in
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thats awesome!im a huge carpenter fan.Hes one of my favorite directors.The Thing,Halloween,They Live,Escape from New york,i could go on and on.You did a great job on this piece.
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Another great piece. Just fantastic. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
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These tributes are all amazing! Carpenter is the main man babay!
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I have been on a Carpenter kick here lately so it's nice to see this. I did some sketch cards of Prince of Darkness, and I had never seen it. I went and picked up the DVD's for the Thing, Prince, and They Live...pretty good. Stll my favorites are Escape NY and Big Trouble. Fun director and makes for a cool collage...
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Yeah, he definitely had a fun selection of films to choose from. Sometimes you just don't register how many great films a director has actually made. My favorites would be Halloween, Escape from New York, The Thing, Big Trouble in Little China and In the Mouth of Madness. I also really loved Cigarette Burns because it was just totally unexpected from Carpenter--just seemed like the darkest thing he's ever done.
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Wow! I'm blown away by this! Great one, I love the selection of movies - Carpenter's best stuff (you also included "Cigarette Burns"... nice!). Instant fave!
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Yeah, Cigarette Burns was a must for me. I loved it.
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