Sam Peckinpah had two horror movies on the burner when he died. One of them, co-written by Stephen King, became the Richard Bachman novel The Regulaters. The other one was a post apocalyptic thing about a guy being chased around a mall by a hairy, gorilla-like monster. He finally ends up killing the monster and realizes it's actually a guy in a mask. He pulls off the mask and it's, gasp, himself. A bit too existential for my tastes, although Sam IS still the man.

That last one sounds too much like one of those lost Twilight Zone episodes.

Sam Peckinpah and Stephen King were going to collaborate? It seems like a bad combination to me... like having steak and dogshit tacos... no thanks, I'll pass.

I reckon John Woo could do a kick ass zombie movie, although it would be more action then horror. Still, I think it would be great.

I'd sure like to see John McTiernan doing a real horror. I think it would be a perfect mixture of horror and action.

I think the Coen Brothers should make a horror film.

Filmmakers who would have made great horror movies...
 

Everyone always says how they'd like to see a horror movie made from a director who directs action- I'd much rather see a horror movie made by a dramatic filmmaker, someone who considers the heart and soul of characters without just making the film a one-note CGI fest...

I heard that the next Charlie Kaufman/Spike Jonze collaboration will be a horror movie