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_____V_____ 05-17-2006 09:14 PM

now this one is real TOUGH...

hmm...

Craven...for giving a new dimension to gore in horror...

bwind22 05-17-2006 09:21 PM

Wes Craven and Tod Browning are all tied up at 6 each!


Need more votes...

Dante'sInferno 05-17-2006 09:51 PM

Tod Browning.

persuasian70 05-17-2006 09:53 PM

Craven, but it was a tough choice

I'm sorry I missed out on the Hitchcock vote.

bwind22 05-17-2006 10:28 PM

Still tied! 7-7!


Need more votes....

AUSTIN316426808 05-17-2006 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tat2
if it wasn't for Craven and LHOTL, who knows where the Slasher genre would be...if at all.


I think that credit goes to Bava and Carpenter.

bwind22 05-17-2006 10:42 PM

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Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
I think that credit goes to Bava and Carpenter.
Which Argento film are you refering to?

Because I'd give the honor to Bob Clark for Black Christmas over JC for Halloween. (Black Christmas came out a full 4 years ahead of Halloween but incorporated much of the same camera techniques that Halloween gets credit for. It is also, as far as I've seen, the first slasher film that was done in manner that resembles what we still see today.) Although, LHotL was a few years ahead of it, I wouldnt exactly think of that as a slasher film. (I certainly do credit Craven for having some balls back then though.)

AUSTIN316426808 05-17-2006 11:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bwind22
Which Argento film are you refering to?

Because I'd give the honor to Bob Clark for Black Christmas over JC for Halloween. (Black Christmas came out a full 4 years ahead of Halloween but incorporated much of the same camera techniques that Halloween gets credit for. It is also, as far as I've seen, the first slasher film that was done in manner that resembles what we still see today.) Although, LHotL was a few years ahead of it, I wouldnt exactly think of that as a slasher film. (I certainly do credit Craven for having some balls back then though.)



Sorry, I meant Bob Clark and JC for Black Christmas and Halloween. I definately give Craven credit for having the guts to make a film like that at the time but he gets none for creating the slasher genre. Like I said that goes to Clark and Carpenter, at least imo.

p.s.
I often get Black Christmas and Sunday mixed up which is why I said Bava rather than Clark.

bwind22 05-17-2006 11:25 PM

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Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808

p.s.
I often get Black Christmas and Sunday mixed up which is why I said Bava rather than Clark.

Ahhh. Im sure you're not the only whos done that.

Nyarlathotep 05-17-2006 11:30 PM

black christmas 1974

reazione a catena 1971


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