Despite being a box office bomb, a cult following has only grown for John Carpenter's Big Trouble In Little China. In the thirty years since Kurt Russell's all-American trucker got dragged into a centuries-old mystical battle for immortality and true love in San Francisco's Chinatown, the fanbase for this western-cum-martial arts film has kept the memory of Jack Burton and Lo Pan alive. Packed with exclusive interviews and never before seen photos from the set, merchandise, and original art inspired by the film, including new pieces from the film collectible gurus at MONDO, The Art of Big Trouble in Little China will satisfy the devoted fan's hunger for more trouble!.

Author Biography

Tara Bennett is the author of 300: The Art of the Film and official companions to television's LOST and 24. She writes for popular outlets including SFX, Sci Fi Magazine, and Movies.com and is an adjunct professor of film and television at Rowan University in New Jersey. Paul Terry co-authored the LOST Encyclopedia and was the editor of Bad Robot/ABC's official magazines for LOST and Alias. Terry is also a songwriter/composer whose film scores include the award-winning werewolf comedy The Furred Man. He lives in London.