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Tim Hall is truly wonderful to have a conversation with. Always insightful and deeply thought, this is the guy you want to talk to on just about any topic. On this episode we get excited about how John Carpenter's 'Halloween' opened a door to a greater sense of the potential of storytelling through film. It also scared the heck out his young self and led to a lifelong love of Horror movies.
Tim is a good friend and also a film critic. He IS the People's Critic. Check out his work here: https://thepeoplescriticblog.com/author/timothylhall/
Now go listen to this talk. It was a true joy and here's to JOY!
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