The world television premiere of John Carpenter's "Halloween" aired on the NBC network on Friday, October 30, 1981 the same day Rick Rosenthal’s 1981 sequel "Halloween II" was released in theaters. Here is the opening promo along with some scenes from the film and bumpers from that broadcast. The movie had twelve additional minutes added to pad it out to the two-hour time slot and to tie in the brother/sister relationship between Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Michael Myers.
Writer, director and special efx artist Damien Leone is bringing back Art The Clown in his new film Terrifier a spin-off of his 2013 flick All Hallows' Eve, which I really enjoyed watching. Art the Clown, the main villain from All Hallows' Eve, is an original horror icon that easily fits in with the likes of Jason, Freddy, and Michael.
An Indiegogo campaign has been launched to help make the feature adaptation of "Terrifier" a reality. 85% of the budget has been raised but additional funds are still needed for some essential cast and crew members without whom, there will be no film. Click the link below to read the campaign story, to view the perks and watch the campaign video at:
