In the Mouth of Madness (1994) (1995)

2019 Movie Diary (52 movies items)

"November 15, 2015 November 29, 2019 (rw)"

Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1994-1995 (36 movies items)

" Directed by: John Carpenter Produced by: Sandy King, Michael De Luca, and Artist W. Robinson Written by: Michael De Luca Cinematography: Gary B. Kibbe Edited by: Edward A. Warschilka Music by: John Carpenter and Jim Lang Distributed by: New Line Cinema"

Movies I watched in June 2019 (25 movies items)

" Date: 6/26/2019 Viewed: Blu-Ray Re-watch Note: This movie is John Carpenter's last great classic in my opinion and the movie gets better with each viewing. I love how this movie is smart and surreal because this movie really has you questioning what is really real or not? Movies that make the viewers have their own individual interpretations and perspectives on the story are the type of movies that I really love the most. This movie also has awesome special effects and good acting as well. "

Films (274 movies items)

"7.5"

BAMF's July 2018 Cinejourney (14 movies items)

" Familiar Actors: Sam Neill Julie Carmen Jürgen Prochnow David Warner John Glover Bernie Casey Peter Jason Charlton Heston Kevin Rushton Katherine Ashby Hayden Christensen and Kevin Zegers True Rating: 7/10 Body Count: 4 maybe more"

Slant’s 100 Greatest Horror Films – 2018 Edition (100 movies items)

"John Carpenter’s 1995 sleeper is a lot of things: a noir, a Stephen King satire, a meta-meta-horror workout, a parody of its own mechanics. Carpenter can’t quite stick the landing(s), but watching his film twist and turn and disappear inside of itself as it twists its detective thriller beats into a full-on descent into the stygian abyss proves consistently compelling. Perhaps the best tack is that of Sam Neill’s driven-mad investigator, pictured in the film’s final frames hooting at ima"

70 Underappreciated and Lesser Known Horror Films (70 movies items)

"Carpenter full on takes on a Lovecraftian tone after toying with it in The Thing and Prince of Darkness. The results are hauntingly disturbing. "

2017 Horror Journal (47 movies items)

" I have to applaud Carpenter for his vision and being gutsy enough to even try and get a project like this off the ground, but much like his "Prince Of Darkness", this tale is a little too much all at once and asks the viewer to suspend their disbelief more than most will be able to. There's plenty worth seeing here, but some of it is campy when it shouldn't be, or simply does not achieve the effect it was going for. It's an interesting failure, but still a failure."