DarkSideOfLucca: Top 10 Horror Directors

DarkSideOfLucca 01.28.19	I actually agree with this list
naughtcturnal 01.28.19	giallo** not galileo. Cool list!!!
SymbolicInTime 01.28.19	Ooooooooooobviously rob zombie
DarkSideOfLucca 01.28.19	naught - aha thanks man! Wonder -Rob Zombie is all 10 of course
Zig 01.28.19	Sergio Martino did some great giallo films. Also, Tod Browning is a horror legend.
StrikeOfTheBeast 01.28.19	John Carpenter seems a tad bit underappreciated outside of The Thing tbh. The Fog is also massively underrated.
BlownSpeakers 01.28.19	Noice list. On a side note, I miss 80s horror in general.
butt. 01.28.19	solid list. As for modern horror, I'd throw in James Wan (not the best, but consistent and iconic films), Mike Flanagan, Ti West, Mike Dougherty. By the end of 2019, we'll know for sure whether to add Jordan Peele, Robert Eggers, and Ari Aster to the list. All three have sophomore horror entries this year. Woot woot!
Viriathus 01.28.19	Lucio Fulci tho. Still fuckin ace list tho bby.
DarkSideOfLucca 01.28.19	"John Carpenter seems a tad bit underappreciated outside of The Thing" You mean Halloween? I think that's what he's mostly known for - that kicked off the slasher craze and was met with universal praise, while The Thing was pretty much ignored for years and then discovered later by fans. But I agree, he has a lot of other films that are fantastic. @Blown - I miss 80s horror too, man :-(. Every day. @ButtBoy - Yeah, James Wan has a couple of good films but I personally don't think he compares with anyone here. I absolutely adore House of the Devil, but tbh that's the only thing that Ti West has done that I really like. Flanagan is great, time will tell if he's a legend. But I agree with the last three. Peele, Eggers and Aster all by far have the most potential to make this list imo as all three of their debut films are modern classics imo. I cannot fucking wait for their future films, they're all my most anticipated movies of 2019! @Moog - good call, Moog. Forgot to add Lucio.
Minushuman24 01.28.19	I kind did a double take when I saw Hitchcock, but, yeah alright I can see it. The thrillers he does usually put the protagonist in a horrifying situation. The obsession in Vertigo can be doubled as a bit of a psychological horror I suppose. And Fuck Yes Carpenter.
Divaman 01.28.19	I have no argument with any of these, but I'd put Romero #1. He basically invented a whole subgenre of horror.
Minushuman24 01.28.19	yeah, but Romero had some pretty bad films. Top ten for sure though, Day of the Dead is the greatest zombie film ever made.
JoeTex 01.28.19	good stuff. & Mario Bava
Papa Universe 01.28.19	shame that Wes Craven didn't make a worthwhile film in like a decade. same could go for like a half of these guys
Papa Universe 01.28.19	don't forget The Fearless Vampire Killers by Polanski. not scary, but horror setting works great and the movie is pretty damn great