A little over a year before he passed away. I mailed Wes a fan letter along with my novel of “New Nightmare” Asking him to sign it for me. About 2 weeks later I got a package from him. He had signed my book as well as an autographed photo of him. And a stationary note thanking me for my letter. I asked for one autograph. But he gave me 3. I have them framed. Such a wonderful man.
I remember the first time I saw Wes in an interview and was taken aback by how smart, articulate, and mild mannered he was. Indeed, he said on several occasions that people expected him to be like Charles Manson instead of the person that he was.
The Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Serpent and the Rainbow, The People Under the Stairs, New Nightmare, Vampire in Brooklyn, Scream, Red Eye... So many great movies! Rip Wes Craven.
One of the best things about watching Cravens films is, even when the overall quality of the movies themselves may not have been amazing, they were very deep in filmic language and psychological logic. Every beat feels thought out and structured in a really good way
The Hills Have Eyes- One of the most terrifying films I’ve ever seen A Nightmare on Elm Street- One of the most visually creative and pure films I’ve ever seen New Nightmare- Another of the most visually creative. One of the best ‘sequels’. My Soul to Take- One of the most interesting films I’ve ever seen. I love Wes Craven and hope to see the rest of his films soon!
I saw Swapthing in 82 in Southern Cali. when i was 7 years old and loved it! I was i Awe... Nightmare on Elm street as a young kid was so real to me. Very Unique Director. May Mr. Craven rest in eternal peace.
@phantom collector he had this great insight into our nightmares🧟♀️ and left us an amazing legacy of films , yes RIP to the maestro of Horror 👉 Enjoy Halloween Cheers!
@@RachaelTownsend74 He definitely was and the films he left us with are an awesome legacy of dark nightmares ,i always believed if you can face your fears you can do anything which may explain why i'm a horror fan , so stay tuned for more posts Halloween's coming soon . Have a great day and be safe .
Neve Campbell: "I don't think there'll be a 4, that's sort of the point"....... Me looking at this documentary after watching scream 4 laughing my ass off "well clearly she was wrong" 😆
Somebody has to even if it means me maybe somebody already has told it already I don’t know but if I knew more about Wes Craven that I do then I would do it it was a verb and told first
He also did Music From The Heart, an interesting movie from a master of horror. I believe he always wanted to branch outside horror but always got drawn back in, probably because of money/work, but I also believe he loved his fans and always wanted to do right by them. Rest In Peace!
their will never be another director like wes craven EVER he is truly one of a kind if it wasn't for wes and robert englund their would be no freddy krueger and yes the remake {2010} SUCKED BALLS surprised rob zombie didn't try to do that BUT that is a totally different story in itself anyway thank you mr craven you will be missed, never forgotton
I really think they separated from other horror movies at the time, where it was mostly silent masked killers. Still my favorite horror character of all time!
I’m only 11 minutes into this and I notice they’re leaving out his TV stuff. He directed some horror movies for TV I believe. After he got a “horror” reputation
Myeika Royal Stephen King doesn't make horror movies. Infact sometimes he down right despises the adaptations of his books. I get what you're saying, I just had to clarify.
A little over a year before he passed away.
I mailed Wes a fan letter along with my novel of “New Nightmare”
Asking him to sign it for me. About 2 weeks later I got a package from him.
He had signed my book as well as an autographed photo of him. And a stationary note thanking me for my letter.
I asked for one autograph.
But he gave me 3.
I have them framed.
Such a wonderful man.
Lucky!!! How did you know where to mail the letter to? I wanna ask John Carpenter
@@danseth5775 I just looked up how to send him a fan letter.
Oh man! What a great memento(s) of Wes Craven - one of the best to have ever done it!
I remember the first time I saw Wes in an interview and was taken aback by how smart, articulate, and mild mannered he was. Indeed, he said on several occasions that people expected him to be like Charles Manson instead of the person that he was.
Lol
I feel like people felt the same about George Romero, but in all the interviews I've seen, he seemed like such a a kind hearted man... 😊
Wes Craven is a Master of Horror that will always be missed.
Wes is my favourite horror director. I could listen to him talk all day, something about him comforts me 💖
The Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Serpent and the Rainbow, The People Under the Stairs, New Nightmare, Vampire in Brooklyn, Scream, Red Eye... So many great movies! Rip Wes Craven.
Don’t forget Deadly Friend, Shocker and Swamp Thing.
And The Phantom Of The Opera
Hills Have Eyes 2
One of the best things about watching Cravens films is, even when the overall quality of the movies themselves may not have been amazing, they were very deep in filmic language and psychological logic. Every beat feels thought out and structured in a really good way
The Hills Have Eyes- One of the most terrifying films I’ve ever seen
A Nightmare on Elm Street- One of the most visually creative and pure films I’ve ever seen
New Nightmare- Another of the most visually creative. One of the best ‘sequels’.
My Soul to Take- One of the most interesting films I’ve ever seen.
I love Wes Craven and hope to see the rest of his films soon!
Wes was such a kind decent person, with a lovely sense of humor and a hypnotic voice. Oh yeah, great director.
Wes spent his career fighting censorship and had a reputation for being protective of young actresses. #legend
Unfortunately he was working with Harvey Weinstein.
@@pockypurse Doesn't matter, no matter how people feel about Weinstein, there's no deny in the fact that Miramax made quality movies in the 90s.
@@pockypurseeveryone had to kiss that ring back then
Just visualizing Wes Craven reading a comic book, is officially the coolest mental image I have ever had.
I saw Swapthing in 82 in Southern Cali. when i was 7 years old and loved it! I was i Awe... Nightmare on Elm street as a young kid was so real to me. Very Unique Director. May Mr. Craven rest in eternal peace.
Yay algorithm for having this old upload appear in our feeds.
Loool neve Campbell - " I dont think there will be a 4, we don't want them to go on forever" 20 years later we are on scream 7
We just didn't deserve Wes! A true genius of cinema
HUGE LOSS BUT WHAT A LEGACY HE LEFT REST IN PEACE
@phantom collector he had this great insight into our nightmares🧟♀️ and left us an amazing legacy of films , yes RIP to the maestro of Horror 👉 Enjoy Halloween Cheers!
@@pvtrichter88 VERY WELL SAID THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE REPLY TAKE CARE
@@pvtrichter88 He was awesome 💯
@@RachaelTownsend74 He definitely was and the films he left us with are an awesome legacy of dark nightmares ,i always believed if you can face your fears you can do anything which may explain why i'm a horror fan , so stay tuned for more posts Halloween's coming soon .
Have a great day and be safe .
@@phantomcollector1976 can you please ask me the comment you could stop killing the victims now.
This documentary was made in 2000 he was on the verge of working on Scream 3 this originally aired on Encore movie channel & Starz.
Craven's movie had substance. They never failed to entertain. He had good focus.
Picture this: Wes and Romero, having drinks together, in the afterlife. One helluva conversation they're having I'll bet. Rest well, fellas.
Also Tobe Hooper will join the discussion!
watching this for Halloween. I love how completely of the moment this doc is, Neve campbell looks legit and exclusively Scream three here lol
He's probably the most intellectual horror filmmaker. John Carpenter too.
I miss this man so muchhe made my favorite horror franchise of all time
So many memorable movies thanks to Wes
Neve Campbell: "I don't think there'll be a 4, that's sort of the point".......
Me looking at this documentary after watching scream 4 laughing my ass off "well clearly she was wrong" 😆
This was an awesome look at a talented director!!!!👍🍿🎥
Such a legend.
I am actually going to do his life story and his filmography If anyone has any objections speak now or forever hold your peace
Hey mate so did you do it
Somebody has to even if it means me maybe somebody already has told it already I don’t know but if I knew more about Wes Craven that I do then I would do it it was a verb and told first
If you do I will check it out
46:40 funny after seeing Scream 4-5-6 😄
He also did Music From The Heart, an interesting movie from a master of horror. I believe he always wanted to branch outside horror but always got drawn back in, probably because of money/work, but I also believe he loved his fans and always wanted to do right by them. Rest In Peace!
They talk about Music From The Heart in this. lol
@@nathanielfincher4394 Go suck a rotten egg
their will never be another director like wes craven EVER he is truly one of a kind if it wasn't for wes and robert englund their would be no freddy krueger and yes the remake {2010} SUCKED BALLS surprised rob zombie didn't try to do that BUT that is a totally different story in itself anyway thank you mr craven you will be missed, never forgotton
Jason Huntley
What a kind, thoughtful man he was.
wes craven will be missed.
I really enjoyed nightmare on elm street grew on me got a kick out of movies
I really think they separated from other horror movies at the time, where it was mostly silent masked killers. Still my favorite horror character of all time!
oh i was expecting Wes to talk about People Under the Stairs...it's my favorite film of him
30:32
loved your stuff, Wes. Thanks. RIP.
I’m only 11 minutes into this and I notice they’re leaving out his TV stuff. He directed some horror movies for TV I believe. After he got a “horror” reputation
He was truly self made man
Great upload
Wes craven will be missed he and Stephen king is my favorite when it comes to making horror movies the rest really don't come close by far
Myeika Royal Stephen King doesn't make horror movies. Infact sometimes he down right despises the adaptations of his books. I get what you're saying, I just had to clarify.
You forgot about John Carpenter....
Where is John Carpenter?
Floyd1504 fax king is a far better writer but carpenters a visionary
💖Wes Craven💖
Pure Inspiration 🙏🏽
46:40 "I don't think there will be a four" Oh Neve. Not only was there a 4 but there was almost a 5 and 6.
5 is on its way :)
10:50 omg this story! Definitely wouldn’t get away with that today hahaha
I used love Serpent and the rainbow lol such an unique and underrated film
Do: Master of Cinema - Sydney Pollack (Request) okay
I always thought Wes was handsome ^^
Nightmare on elm street 1984 and scream 1996 film by Wes craven 🗡🔪🔫
Do: Master of Cinema: Sidney Lumet (Request) okay
New nightmare is one of the best in the franchise i dont care
Eddie Murphy actually did a skit where he dressed up as a white man and went around new York lol
Sad he went
"Scream" and "Cabin in the Woods" were the two best "meta-horror" movies.
Cabin in woods sucked
@@opticalmixing23 read The Little White Trip
Harvey Weinstein getting props here, not aged well
At allllll
This will be the finish
Except, it won't
100 bells to signify 100 years of remeberance the end of WW1
10:56 Grrrrrr 😤
Mmmm neve Campbell
46:45 hasn't aged well, has it?
Wes Claypool.
A christian that made freddy a masterpeice and im a christian to
Krueger vs Disney 😆
Most of the best movies seem to be connected to Harvey Weinstein in some way.
What? No coke parties and sex party spots? What a schmooze job.
FARTS
cheesealtar why you talkin' 'bout bustin' grumpys?
Leo smashed his hand with glass and kept going, this actress was afraid of a spider. Lol R.I.P. Wes
❤❤❤❤❤❤ Neve Campbell ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤