Reviews

She's kind of a quiet lead, and she has to share screen time with bigger personalities, but she ends up being a very solid anchor for the events, including being part of the incredibly memorable conclusion.

Well, Prince of Darkness should satisfy Carpenter fans, not just completionists, as well as fans of cosmic horror and cult classic buyers.

Most of the horrors faced by the characters are (on a horror film scale) rather mundane but there's something far more sinister lurking behind the scenes.

A television transmission from the future haunts the dreams of science academics gathered together for a night at hell house in John Carpenter's 1987 horror film that is both brilliant and bad.