As I’ve slowly peeled through John Carpenter’s filmography, I’ve found some of the most interesting and frankly fantastic low-to-mid-budget films I’ve ever seen. From one of my all-time favorite films like The Thing, to one of my favorite political satires in They Live, Carpenter’s early career showed a fantastic range in genres and tone, while also being poignant with intriguing political messages that have stayed relevant through the decades. Seemingly out of left field, in the wake of films such as The Thing and Escape from New York, comes a film least expected from one of the more pessimistic and overtly political cult filmmakers of the late 70s and 80s: Big Trouble in Little China.
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