Synth-loving horror master John Carpenter has grafted some spooky and philosophical visuals to one of his "lost themes." Blurring the lines of reality is the mini-movie for "Utopian Facade."
Directed by Gavin Hignight and Ben Verhulst, the video chronicles the journey of a clone, who has escaped a factory scene of sorts to enter a forest haunted by tri-eyed monsters and rotted-out walkers. With purpose, and even while under attack, she passes off a mysterious, glowing package to a helmed wanderer. But, is he really there?
Full of allusions to sci-fi and horror flicks of the past — the blonde-wigged clone's outfit even carrying a bit of a breathable, aerobic Stormtooper vibe to it — you can see the piece below.
"Utopian Facade" appears on Carpenter's Lost Themes II, out now on Sacred Bones.
Directed by Gavin Hignight and Ben Verhulst, the video chronicles the journey of a clone, who has escaped a factory scene of sorts to enter a forest haunted by tri-eyed monsters and rotted-out walkers. With purpose, and even while under attack, she passes off a mysterious, glowing package to a helmed wanderer. But, is he really there?
Full of allusions to sci-fi and horror flicks of the past — the blonde-wigged clone's outfit even carrying a bit of a breathable, aerobic Stormtooper vibe to it — you can see the piece below.
"Utopian Facade" appears on Carpenter's Lost Themes II, out now on Sacred Bones.
