Monster Mania 15 Adds John Carpenter

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The legendary director makes his second appearance of this year, this time at Monster Mania 15!

Monster Mania 15 is at the top of their game this year with three great reunions on the books – Nightmare on Elm Street 5, Pet Semetary and the recently announced Boondock Saints. Not to stop there, Monster Mania announced today that they have added legendary director/write/composer John Carpenter.

John Carpenter’s works include Halloween, The Thing, They Live, Escape from LA, Escape from New York, Christine, The Fog and many many more, including his latest film, The Ward, currently in post-preduction. Monster Mania plans on selling a limited number of Premiere Tickets to guarantee meeting him at MM 15. Details will be posted soon on their web site. This will mark John Carpenter’s 2nd appearance of the year after being absent from the convention circuit for the majority of his career. His prior appearance at this year’s Texas Frightmare Weekend proved to be a huge event, drawing a record number of fans to Irving, Texas.

Monster Mania 15 is happening August 20 – 22 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cherry Hill, NJ. For more info, visit http://www.monstermania.net.
 

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