This illustrious film director tries ... but the result is not what was expected.
The sequel to the horror classic Halloween will be released October 26 in the theatres and to promote the new film of the saga, the illustrious filmmaker John Carpenter has proposed to interpret the iconic Halloween theme using the piano Nintendo Labo. The result? Not especially good despite the attempts of the author of the mythical The Thing as well.
"I have no idea what I'm doing," said the filmmaker after several attempts by pressing the cardboard keys of Nintendo Labo. "Frankly, this thing sucks," the director of Halloween conclusively concludes, noting that he is unable to reproduce the music of his film, which he himself composed.
Others were more successful in the past. Months ago the great Ramin Djawadi played with great success the music of Game of Thrones in Nintendo Labo, while Ariana Grande used Nintendo Labo in the program of Jimmy Fallon.
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