Alan Howarth
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Oct 12, 2026
BrettHOST
Edited by Charles Til- Titoni, Jerry Brady, and Michael Westmore II.
BrettHOST
Music by Alan Howarth, which this was probably, uh, uh, I don't know about the score on this.
BrettHOST
And it had a bunch of, like, '80s unknown, uh, bands in it, like-
Greg BuzzelliGUEST
It, it, it was just very generic.
PhilHOST
The score in this film is, I think, pretty damn good.
PhilHOST
And, and John Carpenter, once again, uh, in, in, uh, uh, collaboration with, uh, Alan Howarth, who, uh, would later go on and do the f- uh, Halloween's 4, 5, and 6 scores, uh, independently.
PhilHOST
They're really cooking here.
PhilHOST
A- and I think, again, the score, as much kind of, you know, flack as I give this movie, does elevate it in a way.
ChrisHOST
Uh, Richard Kobritz and Larry J. Franco produced.
ChrisHOST
Carpenter and Alan Howarth composed the score.
ChrisHOST
The adaptation moved ahead before the novel was published.
ChrisHOST
AFI Records that Kobritz received King's manuscript in summer of '81, and helped arrange the rights acquisition.
TonyHOST
John Walker of Cancer.
TonyHOST
Alan Howarth, who did the music for Halloween, Escape from New York, Poltergeist, They Live, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Gremlins, and much more.
TonyHOST
Ben Jackson of Crimson Glory.
TonyHOST
Sisypian from Lithuania.
NeilHOST
[laughs]
SkyeHOST
Carpenter did the score for Big Trouble in Little China, along with Alan Howarth, who he'd collaborate with many times throughout his career.
SkyeHOST
And Carpenter had a band called the Coupe De Villes, and they did the end credit song titled-
NeilHOST
Yeah
Brian WhiteHOST
But very little of Morricone's score was actually clicking with John Carpenter.
Brian WhiteHOST
The two of them went back and forth until John had about 20 minutes of usable music, and then he resorted to filling out the rest with his friend Alan Howarth.
Brian WhiteHOST
[laughs]
Dave WhiteHOST
Mm-hmm.
SimonHOST
Carpenter's film is ambitious, attempting to weave complex themes of theoretical physics and ancient religious lore into its narrative.
SimonHOST
The movie's atmosphere is drenched in a sense of impending doom, amplified by Carpenter's own haunting musical score, composed in collaboration with Alan Howarth.
SimonHOST
The score, while initially effective, sometimes becomes overwhelming, overshadowing the film's more subtle moments.
SimonHOST
The film's strength lies in its eerie atmosphere and the unsettling ideas it presents.
PhilHOST
... behind the scenes.
PhilHOST
But, uh, he is back producing, doing the music along with Alan Howarth, and of course writing the script with his, uh, producing partner Debra Hill.
PhilHOST
Of course Dean Cundey is back for the cinematography, which again I think helps with the seamless transition from the first film to this one.
PhilHOST
Which, uh, you know, Dean Cundey is really the unsung hero in a lot of ways of both the original and, uh, he did the third film.
Heavy Door DanHOST
So, you know, we don't really need to go too deep on this.
Heavy Door DanHOST
This, again, is John Carpenter and Alan Howarth.
Heavy Door DanHOST
And as soon as
EricPANELIST
the movie starts, it's like, oh, it's John.
Heavy Door DanHOST
Yeah.
Heavy Door DanHOST
John Carpenter is best known on IMDb for The Fog, Dark Star, Halloween, and They Live.
Heavy Door DanHOST
And the other guy there, Alan Howarth, is best known on IMDb for They Live, Escape from New York, Star Trek II, The Wrath of Khan.
Heavy Door DanHOST
and Halloween for the return of Michael Myers.
Billy DeeHOST
If you have not experienced this Japanese freak fest, you are doing yourself a disservice.
Billy DeeHOST
And lastly, I'll bring it back to the man whose name is synonymous with Halloween, Mr. John Carpenter and Alan Howarth's score for Halloween III: Season of the Witch from 1982.
Billy DeeHOST
Kids all over America want Silver Shamrock masks for Halloween.
Billy DeeHOST
Dr. Daniel Challis seeks to uncover a plot by Silver Shamrock owner Conal Cochran.
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