Consequence Podcast Podcast Network from the padded cells of Smith's Grove Sanitarium.

To the leafy streets of Hadn'tville, Illinois.

We are Halloween. trick or treat everyone this is MichaelRoffman back again with a special episode of

Halloweenies and I do mean special. This is another interview with the Master of

Horror himself, John Carpenter. Why? Because Consequences Sound named him

the composer of the year, all for his work for David Gordon Green's Halloween. And while we were a little mixed on the film, we all agree

that we loved his score. So we did call him up again and we had a nice spirited 30-minute

chat. And while you can read the whole thing

a consequence of sound as part of the annual report,

we felt that you'd want to hear John himself.

Or shall I say, Mr. Carpenter?

So sit back and enjoy this very, very fun conversation which we talk about his work on the film,

how the theme has evolved over the past 40 years, and other things such as LeBron James. So enjoy.

Hello? Hey, is this John? Yes it is. Hey, this John? Yes it is. Hey, this is Mike Rothman from Consequences of Sound. How are you? Good, good. How you doing? I'm all right. Well, it's been a good year. I'd say.

Yeah, not bad. Yeah, not too bad at all.

Did you have any idea that Halloween would be this big of a success? I mean...

No clue. No clue. No clue. No clue. No clue. What do you think hooked audiences this time? I think of what they love, they dug the story and it's kind of a walk down memory lane

kind of a little bit, you know?

Several things,... it worked the audiences

dug it

what did you do it how to everybody what's that what did you dig most about it

going on

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