POST MORTEM: John Carpenter - Part 4 

Not only that, but he´s the greatest movie director ever !

+Mick Garris Interviews Hi. Are you likely to interview David Cronenberg at some point in the future? Thanks

+Rogerio Barbosa yep!

Many thanks. Perhaps we shall do some more... let's see what happens.

Chemical Balance Clive is probably in bad health.

Thanks! Glad you found it!

Thanks. He's a great interview, and they guy I've interviewed more than any other. Check out our chat on the Scream Factory THE THING Blu-ray, as well as our January conversation on the Post Mortem podcast!

Mick Garris ... cool, i'd like to see that, unfortunately 'Scream Factory' region specific Blu Rays arent available/compatible here in Sunny Scotland, but, i did recently buy the UK 'Arrow Video' Blu Ray release (cool cult/niche label); currently devouring your 'Post Mortem' Podcasts- wonderful stuff sir! loved the 'Critters 2' special, fond memories of that, shame it's not available on Blu Ray here; may i suggest a 'Monster Squad' special with Fred Dekker? sincerely, all the very best to you & yours, j...

Kyle Cotner Yes, as a matter of fact. But in a different format. Keep watching for the announcement within the next week or so. Glad you enjoy them!

Mick Garris awesome! really looking forward to it..thanks again!

Cheers!

but he looks 10 years older and that counts for something

@@puepole Smoking will do that to ya

Studios don't want to give money to a guy they can't control or who has a valid opinion. They can control a director when he/she is starting out because they're eager. A 20/30 something year old studio guy doesn't want to hear Carpenter or Romero's opinion even though they know what they're talking about -- in fact, because they know what they're talking about. The studio has the money, they want a product, and they want control. That's what the legends are up against and why you don't hear from them much.

Well people need to stop letting commies/sjws plus social media run everyones lives start encouraging the word NO and stop bending the knee

I think it all depends on how the topic at hand is being executed creatively. If a sensitive subject is conveyed in a mean spirited way for the sake of being mean spirited without any lesson to teach then what's the point of putting it on film? If it's a sensitive subject conveyed in a mean spirited way with a teachable moment, then there are ways to film it without being dragged by the audience. It's all comes down to the execution.