Though it's been over four decades since its release, John Carpenter's The Thing still has one of the greatest endings in ...

Forty-one years after “The Thing” first opened in theaters and terrified audiences, director John Carpenter is still being asked about its widely debated ending. Like Christopher Nolan’s ...

Oft referenced by more modern pop culture touchstones such as It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Big Trouble in Little China ...

John Carpenter has labeled this 1987 horror movie as his most underrated, and I think this film is among the director's most ...

Two weeks later came The Thing, directed by John Carpenter. But in 1982, only E.T. earned praise. “In fact the film was an enormous failure,” Carpenter recently told The Guardian in his ...

It's looking increasingly unlikely that I'll get to be in a John Carpenter movie, but thanks to The Thing Remastered I can at least pretend I'm one of his cooler-than-cool protagonists.

Don’t get it twisted: John Carpenter knows who is the Thing at the end of The Thing, and he’s not telling. The Thing ends on one of the great open-ended conclusions in movie history when the ...

It's been 43 years since legendary director John Carpenter’s The Thing hit screens, but the mystery behind which character turns into the fearsome monster has remained shrouded in secrecy ...

John Carpenter is one of the most influential horror directors of all time, with 'The Thing' remaining a mystery as a result of its ambiguous ending.

"I can tell you who was the Thing. But you need to send an amount of money in an envelope to my house, and then I'd consider it," Carpenter said to much laughter from the audience. He then ...

“The ultimate in alien terror” perfectly describes John Carpenter‘s 1982 body horror masterpiece, The Thing. The film’s tag encapsulates the film’s ominous aura while revealing little of ...