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Special feature on works directed by horror master John Carpenter! [The world of John Carpenter]
Delivering 4 works: “The Fog (1980)”, “New York 1997”, “Paradigm”, and “They Live”
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The Cinema Members, a video distribution service specializing in mini-theaters, produced by Western movie channel The Cinema (AXN Inc., Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, President and CEO Aki Oozono), offers horror master John・We will feature director Carpenter’s works. Starting in January, we will feature four works including “The Fog (1980)” and “New York 1997.”
[Distributed in January: The Cinema Members]
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[John Carpenter]
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●“The Fog (1980)”
Distribution: Distribution from January 6th
A tragedy occurs in a town covered in an ominous fog…
A horror film directed by the genius John Carpenter that creates mysterious horror.
A horror film directed by John Carpenter after his success with “Halloween.” A complete change from “Halloween,” where a bizarre murderer creates fear, the film creates a spooky mood with a blanket of fog. A remake version was produced in 2005.
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●“New York 1997”
Distribution: Distribution from January 13th
The fate of the president is entrusted to the “king of crime”! Sci-fi action film by John Carpenter and Kurt Russell
A near-future science fiction film in which genius director John Carpenter embodies the novel idea of turning the entire New York into a prison. Kurt Russell gives a nihilistic charm to the role of the cynical anti-hero “Snake” who wears an eyepatch.
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●“Paradigm”
Distribution: Distribution from January 20th
The devil is resurrected in the closed church!
Occult horror from B-movie genius John Carpenter.
John Carpenter, who became a major director with the hit
“Halloween,” shows his true potential in this low-budget horror film that allows for creative freedom. The ferocity of the devil, expressed in a grotesque manner using special make-up, evokes unquestionable fear.
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●“They Live”
Distribution: Distribution from January 27th
The alien invasion was secretly progressing…
Social science fiction horror drawn by the genius John Carpenter Director John Carpenter satirizes modern society through an alien invasion using subliminal effects. The endless fighting scenes between professional wrestler Roddy Piper, who plays the main character, and Keith David, who plays his friend, are impressive.
“The Fog (1980)” (C) 1979 STUDIOCANAL “New York 1997” (C) 1981 STUDIOCANAL SAS – All rights reserved “Paradigm” (C) 1987 STUDIOCANAL “They Live” (C) 1988 STUDIOCANAL S.A.S. All Rights Reserved.
[John Carpenter]
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●“The Fog (1980)”
Distribution: Distribution from January 6th
A tragedy occurs in a town covered in an ominous fog…
A horror film directed by the genius John Carpenter that creates mysterious horror.
A horror film directed by John Carpenter after his success with “Halloween.” A complete change from “Halloween,” where a bizarre murderer creates fear, the film creates a spooky mood with a blanket of fog. A remake version was produced in 2005.
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●“New York 1997”
Distribution: Distribution from January 13th
The fate of the president is entrusted to the “king of crime”! Sci-fi action film by John Carpenter and Kurt Russell
A near-future science fiction film in which genius director John Carpenter embodies the novel idea of turning the entire New York into a prison. Kurt Russell gives a nihilistic charm to the role of the cynical anti-hero “Snake” who wears an eyepatch.
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●“Paradigm”
Distribution: Distribution from January 20th
The devil is resurrected in the closed church!
Occult horror from B-movie genius John Carpenter.
John Carpenter, who became a major director with the hit
“Halloween,” shows his true potential in this low-budget horror film that allows for creative freedom. The ferocity of the devil, expressed in a grotesque manner using special make-up, evokes unquestionable fear.
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●“They Live”
Distribution: Distribution from January 27th
The alien invasion was secretly progressing…
Social science fiction horror drawn by the genius John Carpenter Director John Carpenter satirizes modern society through an alien invasion using subliminal effects. The endless fighting scenes between professional wrestler Roddy Piper, who plays the main character, and Keith David, who plays his friend, are impressive.
“The Fog (1980)” (C) 1979 STUDIOCANAL “New York 1997” (C) 1981 STUDIOCANAL SAS – All rights reserved “Paradigm” (C) 1987 STUDIOCANAL “They Live” (C) 1988 STUDIOCANAL S.A.S. All Rights Reserved.