John Carpenter turns a hell-elevator dream into ‘Cathedral’ graphic novel and album
Summary
John Carpenter, a well-known film director and composer, created a graphic novel called "Cathedral" inspired by a dream. He also released an original music album to go with it, working closely with his son, godson, and his wife, who publishes comics.Key Facts
- John Carpenter is famous for directing horror movies like "The Thing" and "Halloween."
- "Cathedral" is a graphic novel accompanied by an original music album.
- The idea came from a dream about an elevator in an abandoned church that goes to hell.
- Carpenter's wife, Sandy King, helped with the graphic novel since she owns a comic book company.
- His son Cody and godson Daniel Davies contributed to the album, which features spooky instrumental music.
- Carpenter prefers making creative projects outside of the big, corporate movie business.
- This is the first time Carpenter used a dream as inspiration for a project.
- Carpenter and his family discussed their creative work and concerns about artificial intelligence.
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