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Wes Craven

Wesley Earl Craven was an American filmmaker. Amongst his prolific filmography, Craven worked primarily in the horror genre, particularly slasher films, where he mixed horror cliches with humor. Craven has been recognized as one of the masters of the horror genre.

Born 1939 · United States · Active 1972–2011 · 27 films

Filmography

The Last House on the Left — 1972
The Fireworks Woman — 1975
The Hills Have Eyes — 1977 · shot by Eric Saarinen
Stranger in Our House — 1978
Deadly Blessing — 1981
Swamp Thing — 1982
The Hills Have Eyes Part II — 1984 · shot by David Lewis
A Nightmare on Elm Street — 1984 · shot by Jacques Haitkin
Invitation to Hell — 1984 · shot by Dean Cundey
Wes Craven's Chiller — 1985
Deadly Friend — 1986 · shot by Philip H. Lathrop
Casebusters — 1986
The Serpent and the Rainbow — 1988 · shot by John Lindley
Shocker — 1989 · shot by Jacques Haitkin
Night Visions — 1990 · shot by Peter Stein
The People Under the Stairs — 1991 · shot by Sandi Sissel
Wes Craven's New Nightmare — 1994 · shot by Mark Irwin
Vampire in Brooklyn — 1995 · shot by Mark Irwin
Scream — 1996 · shot by Mark Irwin
Scream 2 — 1997 · shot by Peter Deming
Music of the Heart — 1999 · shot by Peter Deming
Scream 3 — 2000 · shot by Peter Deming
Red Eye — 2005 · shot by Robert Yeoman
Cursed — 2005 · shot by Robert McLachlan
Paris, je t'aime — 2006
My Soul to Take — 2010 · shot by Petra Korner
Scream 4 — 2011 · shot by Peter Deming

Source

Wes Craven on Wikipedia

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