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     • I'm referring to Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" — a set of films which started in 1982 with the genre-defining, utterly terrifying The Thing, continued through the '80s with Prince of Darkness, and ended in the mid-'90s with the underrated, Lynchian headfuck, In the Mouth of Madness.
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     The Classics: John Carpenter's 'Apocalypse Trilogy'

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   What happens in the mouth of Madness?

   • This is showcased in the last movie, In the Mouth of Madness, by making the characters sink further into a meta, insular spiral of events that they can not escape. This descent into madness encapsulates all who attempt to get closer to the truth, touching upon another theme of the trilogy.

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   Was at the mountains of Madness based on a true story?

   • While Carpenter has never suggested that At the Mountains of Madness had any influence on his film, it seems that At the Mountains of Madness was published about 2 years before the John W. Campbell novella Who Goes There?, the story upon which The Thing was based.

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   Was John Carpenter's the thing influenced by at the mountains of Madness?

   • No, John Carpenter's The Thing was not influenced by At the Mountains of Madness in any significant way. It is a very faithful adaptation of the novella Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell, which is now available online at no cost. The most readable version I can find is this one, in PDF format.

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   What's the difference between at the mountains of madness and the thing?

   • In At the Mountains of Madness, we don't see the devastation caused by the alien yet in The Thing we see it first hand (or considering the other encampment, we don't). Finally, the Shoggoth who can take any form to fit their task, in a similar way to The Thing. Either way, there seem to be a lot of similarities in setting, and theme.

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   What is the plot of at the mountains of Madness?

   • The plot of both stories, a group of scientists uncover an alien being which ends up wreaking havoc on their encampment. In At the Mountains of Madness, we don't see the devastation caused by the alien yet in The Thing we see it first hand (or considering the other encampment, we don't).

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   No, John Carpenter's The Thing was not influenced by At the Mountains of Madness in any significant way. It is a very faithful adaptation of the novella Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell, which is now available online at no cost.

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   May 30, 2024 · The Thing, Prince of Darkness and In the Mouth of Madness, John Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy, ended the world in style.

5. cinephiliabeyond.org › in-the-mouth-of-madness‘In the Mouth of Madness’: John Carpenter’s Love Letter to H ...

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   The third movie of Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy follows former insurance investigator John Trent (played by the amazing Sam Neill) who we first meet in an asylum, as he gets locked away in a padded room while frenetically proclaiming not to be crazy.

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   Commentators: John Carpenter (director), Kurt Russell (actor), the sounds of Carpenter’s lighter flicking 1. John Carpenter considers The Thing his first of what he calls his Apocalypse Trilogy. The other two films in that trilogy are Prince of Darkness and In the Mouth of Madness. 2. When Kurt Russell arrived at Universal studios there was a sign ...

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   “The paranoia is the glue that holds the movie together.” – John Carpenter “It just ate his head.” – Kurt Russell

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   The camaraderie on the set of The Thing really comes through in the way John Carpenter and Kurt Russell talk about their experiences. It doesn’t sound like it was an easy shoot in any way, shape, or form, but the honor of being a part of it is something every member of the cast and crew seems to wear like a badge. That comes through in this comment...

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   Jun 9, 2022 · Unfortunately for everyone involved, there is no God around to save them. The final entry in the trilogy was 1994's In the Mouth of Madness, which was an incredibly meta-commentary on the popularity of horror icons, such as Stephen King.

8. channel-31.com › 2018/06/04 › the-thing-johnThe Thing: John Carpenter Takes on Lovecraft’s Repulsive ...

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   Jun 4, 2018 · Carpenter has his camera tell a story of juxtaposing realities in The Thing’s dissection sequence: the dead creature they find has a completely alien body and a very terrestrial set of internal organs. The alienness is made so much more pronounced by the combination.