John Carpenter

John Carpenter revolutionized horror and science fiction cinema with his distinctive vision as both director and composer. He created some of the most iconic and enduring film scores in history, including the minimalist, synth-driven theme to Halloween (1978). Carpenter’s music, often composed with Alan Howarth, also defines films like The Fog, Escape from New York, and The Thing. In recent years, he has toured globally, performing his film music alongside new works from his Lost Themes albums. His influence on both film and electronic music remains immense.