Johncarpenter Stories

It's Anais Watterson's first trip through the Infinite DC, and she wants to see one of many New Yorks of a parallel universe. Cara, the 4th incarnation of Neas the Gladiator of Gallifrey, delivers on this - against the wishes of Anais's older brothers, Gumball and Darwin. Unfortunately, the New York they come to has been converted into a maximum-security prison overrun with murderers, terrorists, metahumans, superheroes, a Snake, a Duke....and Daleks!

Captain J. F. Blake of the US Special Forces has been through a hell almost no one else on the planet has experienced. After a lengthy campaign against the Thing and the insane Colonel Whitley, he is the last man standing. Or so he thought. After the final showdown with Whitley, Blake meets fellow veteran of the Thing R. J. MacReady, sole survivor of Outpost Thirty One. Together, these two men must lead a ragtag band of battered, exhausted survivors against Genetic Incorporated and their army of mercenaries for control of the seventh continent. Blake isn't sure he has what it takes, but at this point, he's willing to die trying. He must battle the elements, mercenaries, and the living virus known only as the Thing if he's to keep the infection from spreading to the rest of the planet. It's time to put a stop to this once and for all...

Work started on this in July of 2018. It is pretty much a sequel to Halloween 7: H2O. So it's virtually my own imagining of Halloween 8. Work on this project is currently in limbo and I'm unsure if I will resume. If demand is good maybe I'll finish this. For now enjoy....

This is an academic article describing the ethical message of the film "Halloween" by John Carpenter. First, the methods by which identification with the protagonist and antagonist is achieved are explored in detail. Secondly, the contextualization of this identification in moral dilemmas and social norms is qualified. This provides a comprehensive analysis of how the roles in horror films are filled.

Just a headcanon book for the boys in the classic John Carpenter flim The Thing (1982)

MUDCLOT Horror/Thriller 🕯️ The land remembers. The blood never dried. In 1843, Annie's death was meant to be final. But her curse-chanted through broken teeth and sacred rhythm-was a seed buried deep in the Jacob soil. Now, centuries later, Aubrey Jacob inherits more than wealth. He inherits wrath. A briefcase. Sculptures of vermin. A story inked in pain. Ashanti, his alluring new hire, carries the legacy of vengeance. When desire blinds him, the earth opens. The mud moves. And the sins of his forefathers claw their way back to finish what Annie began. MUDCLOT is a chilling descent into ancestral horror, where voodoo, trauma, and greed collide. The soil is sacred. The curse is alive. And it's coming.

A Novelization of the 2002 video game The Thing. Captain John Blake of the US Special Forces has fought in nearly every environment on the planet. From running down drug runners in Mexico to kidnappers in South America to Counter-Terrorism ops all over Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, he's seen and done it all. Or so he'd thought. As he prepares to go on some well-earned R&R, he is suddenly shoved onto a helicopter and flown to Antarctica. Given a team and a very short briefing, Blake is tasked with investigating an isolated American research outpost that has been mysteriously destroyed. What begins as a simple mystery and fairly straightforward mission quickly degenerates into a grim struggle for survival as Blake encounters a shape-shifting alien horror from beyond the stars. It assumes the forms of those it kills and it can hide in plain sight, as anyone can be infected. Now, Blake must assemble scattered remnants of the Special Forces personnel, scrounge for supplies, and brave the subzero antarctic temperatures, all while trying to discern who is human, and who is The Thing...

Horror| Drama| Suspense Come Give Auntie Sugah is a slow-burning Black gothic horror tale steeped in generational trauma and supernatural dread. Darren Prye returns to Waukegan, Illinois, only to be hunted in his dreams by three grotesque women in tattered prom dresses-twisted echoes of the aunties who raised him after his father's murder and his mother's abandonment. As the nightmares bleed into waking life, Darren must unravel a curse rooted in distorted love, ancestral manipulation, and buried rituals. The Sugah Women want him broken, obedient, and theirs. But Darren's fight isn't just for survival-it's for his soul. They gonna love him to pieces.

A very scary horror story! More details in the first part cus I'm too lazy to write it here Btw it's inspired by Stephen King's The Mist, Leigh Bardugo's Shadow & Bone Trilogy, and John Carpenter's The Fog. Credits go to those people though, they're really good.

❄️ Hello! Welcome to my fanfic! ❄️ I hope you like it! I'm not sure if this is a crack fic or not- We'll have to see. I'll replace the cover when I find/create a better cover! I hope you enjoy. PS the only thing I used to edit this was The Free Version of Grammerly.com so sorry about the bad grammar!

this is for The Thing (1982). Most of this will be gay stuff, but I might, just might, do x readers too when I feel up to it. I, for now, am NOT taking requests.

Inspired by John Carpenter's 1982 horror-movie "THE THING", this nouvelle tries to expand and explain what could have happened to its main character -- MacReady, who is now lost in the snow and infected by an alien organism.

This is a sequel to my previous book Halloween: Next Generation. In this installment of my series I will now include horror icon Freddy Krueger. All of the surviving characters from the previous book will be featured in this one. Note that every previous Halloween film accept resurrection and all Nightmare on elm street movies is considered cannon. This story takes place 2 years after the previous book.

HOW WOULD YOU KNOW A PERFECT IMITATION? .............. Inspired by John Carpenter's "The Thing"

Michelle Myers, an escaped mental patient who returned to her hometown and brutally massacred three teenagers in 1978. After her rampage, she had suddenly disappeared without a trace. With each year that passed with no hide nor hair of the killer, the name Michelle Myers would then become a mere legend. 44 years later, the Shape once again returns to Haddonfield, Illinois to begin leaving a trail of bodies in her wake. However, she meets a familiar face from her past...

She may have "the body by Plymouth, soul by Satan" and be "Bad to the Bone", but is this 'ol rust bucket capable of love? Or is it just revenge that she seeks with her new "love" interest, a 17 year old nerdy kid, Arnie Cunningham?. Loosely based on John Carpenter's rendition of Stephen King's novel, "Christine". ALL RIGHTS GO TO STEPHEN KING AND JOHN CARPENTER, I OWN NOTHING BUT THE STORYLINE. @HannahHarrison25243 [ABANDONED]

In an age where corporations rule supreme and civilization at large is primarily concerned with the Unreal Tournaments, it's easy to forget that research outposts are still necessary. One such outpost sits at the edge of civilized space on a miserable planet of eternal rain, dim gray skies, and seemingly endless plant life. For the ten men who live there, it is a punishment duty of tedium and routine. All of that changes when a mysterious escape pod full of twisted, mutated corpses crash-lands nearby...

This story is the 3rd installment of my fan made Halloween franchise. The first two are Halloween: Next Generation and Nightmare on Elm Street: Halloween. Go check out those books first before these. This book takes place 1 year after Nightmare on Elm Street: Halloween. Main characters returning from the previous books Dalton ( 21 years old the grand nephew of Michael) Savannah (20 years old the grand niece of Michael) Marisa or Mari ( 20 years old. Dalton and Savannah's friend.) John ( 40 Years old. The nephew of Michael and Savannah and Dalton's cousin.) Michael Myers ( 62 years old and is hell bent on killing the remainder of his family.) Dan (20 years old. Family friend. He was saved by Dalton in the previous book.) New characters Bobby (19 years old. The long lost half sister to Savannah.)

Five outlaws on the run slam into Mercy-a postcard town with porcelain smiles and shadows that don't add up. Streets too clean, kids that hopscotch in slow motion, a motel that smells like lavender and secrets. What starts as a pit stop turns into a setup, a nightmare dressed in Sunday best. Squally, Shae, Lonnie, Bertina, and Albert think they're hiding out; Mercy thinks they're dinner. Crime, horror, and Black comedy collide-imagine Set It Off lost inside Get Out, with Tarantino banter and Morrison's ghosts whispering in the fog. In Mercy, escape isn't survival-it's sacrifice. #UrbanFiction #BlackComedy #ParanormalThriller #CultHorror #UrbanFantasy