Kicking off his career in the pornography industry (which feels weirdly appropriate), the late director Wes Craven would move on to a gradual and consistent slew of hits in commercial cinema. With early low-budget independent pictures that focused on vile creatures preying on suburban innocents, Craven was making stone-cold classics from all the way back to the early ’70s. A writer as well, Craven would coin so many of the tropes and clichés that horror movies now seem far too fond of reusing.
The seminal director passed away in 2015, but left behind a tremendously spooky and varied filmography that’s hard to top.Read MoreMovieWeb – Feed