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One of my favorite horror authors, one who helped formulate the genre as much as Poe & Lovecraft is Algernon Blackwood. Very few of his stories have been adapted to any other medium. They have done some of his stories on TV shows, such as The Doll- a story which served as the prototype for all movies about dolls that come to life and do horrible things. It's possible his style is too subtle for today's audience- they would have made great 60s era films like Corman's Poe adaptations. However, it would be cool if somebody would adapt some of his stories.
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Wouldn't mind seeing The Death of Superman or The Dark Knight Returns in live action.
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