John Carpenter talks "In The Mouth Of Madness" (2007)

[emilygracey]

As long as authors like Dan Brown, Stephenie Meyer, JK Rowling, Stephen King, and other authors with a fan base similar to the others mentioned about, this film will always be pertinent. Don't sell yourself short, Mr. Carpenter. You're the master!

[MikeAM78]

I really need to rewatch this. One of the few Carpenter films I haven't seen dozens of times. In fact, only just once, a few years ago. It boggled my mind and I had no idea what to make of it. Haha!!

[wandererlain]

I love this guy! Would like to have a drink with him sometime but it will probably never happen.

[NickTorrance237]

Creepy old man riding a bicycle on a darkened deserted road... if that shit didn't scare you, then you don't read Sutter Cane.

[zerokomma]

Maestro Carpenter likes Jerry Fielding.....definitely a man of superb style and knowledge. ..the greatest.

[Woozygulag]

I had to watch Dawn of the dead to wind down after watching this film for the first time.

[MrWajax]

I love this film, it`s easily on my favorite movie list,

[TheAltair4]

Carpenter's most underrated film, in my opinion. One of the darkest and creepiest horror films ever made.

[shitcasecinema]

I agree 100%. Loved this film ever since I first saw it, I used to watch it over and over, it's one of the best horror films I've seen. Very underrated as you say.

[earthwolf82]

What an absolute legend!

[viktorio3417]

It's very interesting what is talking about Lovecraft's "the insider", because the last sentence of the book is like the last shot of is best movie, Prince of Darkness. A shot of an actor watching himself in a mirror. And thanks to that, it's a possible interpretation of a mean but almost open to everyone.

[consman22]

I love carpenter praise of sam neil being a kiwi it me proud.

[09nob]

truly a classic film Carpenter really tackled the essence of Lovecraft's writing succesfully and made it his own shame there's not more available on this film

[SlasherFanMtl]

Thanks Will, must appreciated that you posted this. I'm another JC fan suffering from the divide in content available between R1 and R2 dvds. This is from France right? I know its not available here, so this is much appreciated.

[illsleepwhenimdead17]

Absolutely underrated film, easily in the Top 20 best horror films ever made.

And yes, I do read Sutter Kane.

[NodDisciple1]

@illsleepwhenimdead17 Have you mutated yet? :?

[schmotzegesicht]

I love this film, so underrated. Carpenter was unstoppable in the 80s and this is one of the few films he put out in the 90s that really delivered.