Who is the true "master of horror?"

[Caftan King]

Agreed with you here, Caftan. I think a true "master" is hard to come by, because honestly, I dunno if there are many terror-scribes out there who take care to utilize "the basics" (image against darkness, audio dissonance, misdirection, etc...) consistently in all they write/direct!

[COLOR="Wheat"]Yeah Briggs... I just think movie creators nowadays need to make sure to retrieve back some of the basic elements of horror movies but of course expanded and developed them to suit the taste of this generation’s crop of horror viewers.

Like for example the film Session 9 directed by Brad Anderson. Seeing a film like this just proves that there are truly great films still being made.[/COLOR]