Now, 35 years after the late, great Roddy Piper first strapped ... sunglasses that allow him to see the movie’s big dystopian secret: A skeletal race of alien control freaks, all masquerading ...

If so, you can relate to Roddy Piper's Nada from John Carpenter's They Live, who uses special sunglasses to uncover one of the most inventive alien invasion movie plots: brainwashing the human ...

I remember my cousin and I getting shades and pretending we saw aliens when I was a kid ... After They Live, the Rowdy Roddy Piper movie most people can name is Hell Comes To Frogtown.

Teaming with professional wrestler “Rowdy” Roddy Piper for the lead role, Carpenter and company set out to make a film full of alien ghouls ... one of the greatest movie lines of all time.

The aliens are part ... seeing the truth, Roddy Piper decided to kick ass and chew bubble gum…and he was all out of bubble gum. This was a call to action in a smart B-movie that embraced the ...

John Carpenter wanted to make a sci-fi horror action satire, an R-rated blood romp about consumerism and class warfare and media brainwashing and aliens ... Piper’s best moment in the movie.

The movie's icy ... follows Nada (Roddy Piper), an unemployed schmuck who moves to L.A. looking for work — only to come across a pair of sunglasses that let him see the aliens' true form.

In case you haven’t heard, Jordan Peele has a new movie out this weekend ... is probably the famous “sunglasses” duel where Roddy Piper and Keith David kick the absolute crap out of each ...

Invited to WrestleMania III to see the first of many Rowdy Roddy Piper retirement ... off a whole new career for Piper as the hero of horror flicks and other B-movies. We may all have our ...

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is described as one ... to have a successful acting career, citing Piper's 1988 film "They Live" as one of the great movies of its era. "If you're a great character in ...