SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviews All Posts Tagged Wes Craven From 'Nosferatu' to 'Get Out': The best horror movies of all time There are a lot of great horror films out there, but some still rank among the best of the best. By Matthew Jackson | 1 month ago Every Wes Craven movie, ranked from Freddy to Ghostface Looking back at the legendary filmmaker's four decades of terror. By Matthew Jackson | 11 months ago 'Swamp Thing' at 40: Does Wes Craven's first and only comic book movie still hold up? We're celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Scream director's DC Comics creature feature. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago A 'love letter to Wes Craven': Scream directors talk staying true to horror roots The new Scream knows that it’s following in the footsteps of a game changing franchise. By Benjamin Bullard | 1 year ago Early reactions to latest 'Scream' film tease a bloody good time Looks like we're in for a solid entry in the franchise that would do original director Wes Craven proud. By James Comtois | 1 year ago Why 'Scream' creator Kevin Williamson didn't think there'd be any more sequels after Wes Craven's death The latest chapter in the self-aware slasher series arrives on the big screen Friday, Jan. 14. By Josh Weiss | 1 year ago 'Scream': Every kill from Wes Craven's original horror classic, ranked As we prepare for Ghostface's return, let's celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original film's impressive body count. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago Wes Craven kept Ghostface's voice actor an off-screen secret to make things extra scary on 'Scream' The director of Scream added an extra layer of fear by keeping that iconic voice a mystery for his actors. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago Why is the fifth Scream movie just called 'Scream'? The directors promise there's a good reason Scream stabs its way into theaters everywhere on Jan. 14, 2022. By Josh Weiss | 1 year ago Skeet Ulrich didn't realize Scream was supposed to be funny until they literally started shooting One of the stars of the slasher classic didn't see the comedy elements in the story until the first day of shooting. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago Load More
From 'Nosferatu' to 'Get Out': The best horror movies of all time There are a lot of great horror films out there, but some still rank among the best of the best. By Matthew Jackson | 1 month ago
Every Wes Craven movie, ranked from Freddy to Ghostface Looking back at the legendary filmmaker's four decades of terror. By Matthew Jackson | 11 months ago
'Swamp Thing' at 40: Does Wes Craven's first and only comic book movie still hold up? We're celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Scream director's DC Comics creature feature. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago
A 'love letter to Wes Craven': Scream directors talk staying true to horror roots The new Scream knows that it’s following in the footsteps of a game changing franchise. By Benjamin Bullard | 1 year ago
Early reactions to latest 'Scream' film tease a bloody good time Looks like we're in for a solid entry in the franchise that would do original director Wes Craven proud. By James Comtois | 1 year ago
Why 'Scream' creator Kevin Williamson didn't think there'd be any more sequels after Wes Craven's death The latest chapter in the self-aware slasher series arrives on the big screen Friday, Jan. 14. By Josh Weiss | 1 year ago
'Scream': Every kill from Wes Craven's original horror classic, ranked As we prepare for Ghostface's return, let's celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original film's impressive body count. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago
Wes Craven kept Ghostface's voice actor an off-screen secret to make things extra scary on 'Scream' The director of Scream added an extra layer of fear by keeping that iconic voice a mystery for his actors. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago
Why is the fifth Scream movie just called 'Scream'? The directors promise there's a good reason Scream stabs its way into theaters everywhere on Jan. 14, 2022. By Josh Weiss | 1 year ago
Skeet Ulrich didn't realize Scream was supposed to be funny until they literally started shooting One of the stars of the slasher classic didn't see the comedy elements in the story until the first day of shooting. By Matthew Jackson | 1 year ago