EXCLUSIVE: First look at Mick Garris’ Post Mortem with John Carpenter

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Here’s a cool way to get you prepared for a weekend of boozing and mindless debauchery the likes of which would make Charlie Sheen turn red with envy: An exclusive clip from the upcoming installment of FEARnet’s Post Mortem with Mick Garris – featuring the one, the only John Carpenter!

Over the course of the interviews, Garris and Carpenter discuss Carpenter’s motivations and inspirations for pursuing a career in filmmaking, his vastly different opinions on sequels versus remakes, and his thoughts on the use of computer graphics in film.

In this particular clip, Carpenter talks acting – no, not directing actors, actually acting, specifically his role as the narrator in his television movie BODY BAGS. (His performance in that is a blast, by the way.)

The five-part interview will be available on FEARnet.com starting February 28, 2011, and will also be made available on Verizon FiOS cable channel 197 starting March 4th and On Demand (VOD) as of March 7th. You can view all episodes of “Post Mortem with Mick Garris” right HERE.

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