Favorite directors?

ChronicIntelligence wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Alfred Hitchcock.

Maybe, ya'll don't like old films but that dude is not only a pioneer but a genius in terms of direction.

Big Hitchcock fan.

And John Carpenter.

I actually believe one of the best twists of all time was in, The Mist, the Stephen King film.

Jeet wrote:

ChronicIntelligence wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Alfred Hitchcock.

Maybe, ya'll don't like old films but that dude is not only a pioneer but a genius in terms of direction.

Big Hitchcock fan.

And John Carpenter.

I actually believe one of the best twists of all time was in, The Mist, the Stephen King film.

Wasn't he the dude that won Who Wants to be a Millionaire without lifelines?

ChronicIntelligence wrote:

Jeet wrote:

ChronicIntelligence wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Alfred Hitchcock.

Maybe, ya'll don't like old films but that dude is not only a pioneer but a genius in terms of direction.

Big Hitchcock fan.

And John Carpenter.

I actually believe one of the best twists of all time was in, The Mist, the Stephen King film.

Wasn't he the dude that won Who Wants to be a Millionaire without lifelines?

He made movies like Halloween, The Fog and the Thing etc.

I'm not sure maybe he did, I don't think so though, I'm pretty sure he just directs movies

ChronicIntelligence wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Alfred Hitchcock.

Maybe, ya'll don't like old films but that dude is not only a pioneer but a genius in terms of direction.

Big Hitchcock fan.

STRANGEgenius wrote:Alfred Hitchcock is the godfather of movies.