John Carpenter Doesn't Hold Back in Discussing His New Horror Series: If You're Not a Fan, Move On

John Carpenter Doesn't Hold Back in Discussing His New Horror Series: If You're Not a Fan, Move On

John Carpenter's fearless attitude shines through in his new horror series, daring viewers to embrace the fright Join him on a thrilling journey that separates the fearless from the faint-hearted Are you ready to face your fears?

Renowned horror filmmaker John Carpenter has returned with a captivating anthology series titled Suburban Screams, exclusively available on Peacock. With regards to his creation, Carpenter shares a straightforward message: "I have crafted a modest series. For those who don't find it to their taste, kindly excuse yourself. To those who enjoy it, I appreciate your support. That's all there is to it," disclosed the esteemed director of Halloween in an interview with Business Insider. Carpenter humbly added, "I have no aspirations of being a master of any craft. My sole desire is to immerse myself in video games and basketball. I strive not to disturb anyone's peace."

When asked about his decision to create the show at this point in his career, Carpenter expressed that it was an enjoyable experience that didn't demand too much of his time. He described it as a light commitment and found satisfaction in sharing the story.

Known for his prickly and standoffish demeanor in interviews, Carpenter maintained that reputation during his conversation with Business Insider. When questioned if there was a particular project from his past that he wished more people would inquire about, he dismissively replied, "No, I don't care. I'd rather talk about basketball."

During the interview, the Carpenter enjoyed a popsicle.

"Suburban Screams" is a captivating horror anthology series that showcases unscripted stories based on true terror. Each episode revolves around a single tale narrated by individuals who experienced it firsthand. By employing high-quality cinematic scenes, news clips, personal photos, and archival footage, the series employs a blend of horror film aesthetics and documentary techniques, resulting in an exceptionally chilling experience for the audience, stated Peacock.

The series is streaming now on Peacock.