Experience the iconic 80's cult classic Escape From New York directed by John Carpenter 🎥 Don't miss

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[BlackAndTeal]

I'm going to tell my kids this is the "I like Turtles" guy

[stefanfun]

I never understood how they could turn a documentary about New York into a hit movie 😮

[dclong-]

Everybody remembers Beetlejuice little brother, Pissant Milk.

[azizabdul]

Rest in Peace Lee Van Cleef you will always be missed. One of the true goats of Acting❗️❗️❗️❗️ Osu ❗️❗️❗️❗️

[sookmedic]

That at the end always seemed so necessary

[redwolflancer]

John Carpenter can do any kind of movie, horror, action, comedy, what a genius.

[albireotheredguard]

Guile has gone through some tough times. The people in the Comment Section are Wild! 🤣

[SophiaPerpetua]

One of the best action movies of all time. I loved this character. He's so creepy. He captures the ghoulish drug addict ambiance perfectly.

[matthart]

Steve Buscemi always kills every role he's in.

[paddylawlee]

In the 80s, 'giving someone the finger', was a very serious matter 😮

[wilmetteentwistle]

Lee Van Cleef is an underrated actor and a true gentleman.

[Matt-yiir]

Who knew that escape from new York would become reality.

[nepntzerZer]

john carpenter is one of the greatest and influential film makers of all time

[poindextertunes]

that monologue always gave me chills. Carpenter always knew how to set a serious mood in his movies

[marcushaynes]

He's Frank Doubleday (1945 - 2018). R.I.P.

[GP-fwhn]

I always liked the Duke of NY car with the chandeliers😂😂

[elLonelyBoy]

We'll never get great movies like this again. RIP Hollywood.

[jamesward]

There's no doubting this one. We finally found Don King's illegitimate son🤯🤣🤣🤣🤣

[llgpe]

Character’s name was Romero. John Carpenter did it as a nod to George Romero. The actor was the late Frank Doubleday. He was an acting teacher.

[opforsoldier]

I just watched this for the first time in perhaps 20 years this morning. I saw this for the first time when I was maybe 13 and begged my Mom to let me sleep over at my grandma's because she had HBO. Of course, this was like 1982/3 and HBO was 1 channel. Ended up staying up all night to watch it at 3am. lol!