Maybe he’s anti-God, bringing darkness instead of light.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
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2 comments:
I love Prince of Darkness! It's one of Carpenter's best films, but people never seem to know about it or talk about it. Thanks for posting a picture from 1 9 9
Such a great, great film and so many memories tied to it.
80's John Carpenter rules.
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