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Wes Craven was an American film director, writer, producer, and actor known for his work in the horror genre, particularly slasher films. He is best known for creating the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise featuring Freddy Krueger, directing the first film and Wes Craven's New Nightmare. Craven also directed all four films in the Scream series and co-created the Ghostface character. His films, such as The Hills Have Eyes and The People Under the Stairs, often explore the nature of reality and the lines between dreams and real life. Craven received several awards over his career, including multiple Saturn Awards and recognition at the Sitges and Gérardmer Film Festivals
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Wes Craven, Alfred Hitchcock, and John Carpenter are notable directors that have influenced the author's film idea. Wes Craven created films that terrified audiences by portraying the killer as one step ahead. Alfred Hitchcock was innovative in showing the perspective of the killer in Psycho. John Carpenter directed the influential Halloween in 1978 and made Michael Myers frightening by having him walk like a normal man, not a monster.
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Wes Craven, Alfred Hitchcock, and John Carpenter are notable directors that have influenced the author's film idea. Wes Craven created films that terrified audiences by portraying the killer as one step ahead. Alfred Hitchcock was innovative in showing the perspective of the killer in Psycho. John Carpenter directed the influential Halloween in 1978 and made Michael Myers frightening by having him walk like a normal man, not a monster.
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- 4. FILM STYLE Craven's works tend to share a common exploration of the nature of reality. A Nightmare on Elm Street, for example, dealt with the consequences of dreams in real life. New Nightmare "brushes against" (but does not quite break) the fourth wall by having actress Heather Langenkamp play herself as she is haunted by the villain of the film in which she once starred. At one point in the film, the audience sees on Wes Craven's word processor a script he has written, which includes the exact conversation he just had with Heather — as if the script was being written as the action unfolded. The Serpent and the Rainbow portrays a man who cannot distinguish between nightmarish visions and reality.
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