08-12-2026, 06:08 PM
An oldie but a goodie worth a rewatch, John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. What happens when a story is told that can break the minds of its readers, and maybe even reality itself?
It has a fun but lessor known role for the late-great Sam Neill and some dated effects from the same team as Carpenter's The Thing, but a message that seems more timely than ever.
It has a fun but lessor known role for the late-great Sam Neill and some dated effects from the same team as Carpenter's The Thing, but a message that seems more timely than ever.