Season 31

We've spent four months in the Mouth of Madness with the Horror Master, and we've reached the end point of Carpenter's directorial career...for now.

Contrary to popular belief (and Wikipedia), this film was NOT supposed to be another installment in the Snake Plissken series - John Carpenter just thought it would be cool to make a movie about Mars "because it's red."

They're not just Vampires, they're John Carpenter's Vampires.

Less of a sequel and more of a "next gen video game re-skin," Snake Plissken is back in "Escape from LA" and this time he's got a surfboard.

It's not "Children of the Damned" nor "Children of the Corn" nor "Corn of the Damned" - it's John Carpenter's "Village of the Damned," goddamnit.

Just in time for Halloween - it's the conclusion of Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" and one of the best Lovecraftian horrors ever to grace the silver screen.

In which we try to find the John Carpenter in what is overwhelmingly a Chevy Chase vanity project.

Don't adjust your sunglasses - it's another epic crossover podcast. The Doughboys join #TheTwoFriends to tackle Carpenter's still-relevant anti-capitalist alien action classic.

Every filmmaker gets one "Satan in a jar in a basement" movie and this is John Carpenter's.

You know what ol' Jack Burton would do on an episode like this? Bring back Jason Mantzoukas and Paul Scheer, of course.

Voyager II may be approaching the "Termination Shock" (Ben's new favorite phrase), but we're on earth cherishing the otherworldly romance of John Carpenter's STARMAN.

It's the Blank Check / Kingcast crossover event you've all been waiting for.

Here's the thing about THE THING - it might be the best movie we've ever covered?

Grab your eyepatches - it's Snake Plissken time.

A film brave enough to ask the question - what if there was fog?

It's our biggest episode EVER as Alex Ross Perry brings his own dossier of talking points to tackle 1978's iconic HALLOWEEN.

John Carpenter puts his own spin on Howard Hawks' iconic western RIO BRAVO and Griffin learns about "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" - it's our ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 episode.

Our long-awaited John Carpenter series kicks off with his ultra-low budget oddity debut DARK STAR.