The 1978 horror classic “Halloween” was a singular vision from the minds of writer/director John Carpenter and writer/producer Debra Hill.
Carpenter famously agreed to make the flick for only $10,000, which included his work writing, directing, and writing all of the music for the film.
So when David Gordon Green co-wrote and directed the 2018 “Halloween” sequel/soft reboot and its subsequent sequel, “Halloween Kills,” he knew whose input mattered most. In an interview with /Film’s Jack Giroux, Green revealed that he checked in with Carpenter frequently to make sure the new “Halloween” movies followed the original creator’s vision. Green said that he…The post David Gordon Green Got Input From John Carpenter For All of His Halloween Movies [Exclusive] appeared first on /Film.
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