Wes Craven

Wes Craven was an influential American filmmaker known for creating iconic horror movies. He gained fame with films like "A Nightmare on Elm Street," introducing the terrifying character Freddy Krueger, and "Scream," which revitalized the slasher genre and played with horror movie clichés. Craven's work often explored themes of fear, dreams, and psychological terror, blending clever storytelling with intense suspense. His innovative approach and ability to balance scares with engaging narratives made him a key figure in modern horror cinema, leaving a lasting impact on the genre and inspiring many filmmakers.