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Ooooo... Good thread.
Shoe-ins: John Carpenter Alfred Hitchcock David Lynch Roman Polanski Fighting for the 5th spot: Sam Raimi William Friedkin George A. Romero Takashi Shimizu Tim Burton (I am VERY excited about Sweeney Todd) Notes: I'm glad that someone else classifies Lynch as a horror director. I would love to see him do a strictly horror film. Then again, if he stuck to a single genre, he wouldn't be his wonderful Lynch self. Directors whom I haven't delved into but I should: Dario Argento Mario Bava David Cronenburg (I've seen Spider, which I found well-done yet predictable) Last edited by ChronoGrl; 11-10-2007 at 05:50 AM. Reason: How could I forget Raimi?? 
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1. George Romero
2. John Carpenter 3. Alfred Hitchcock 4. Wes Craven 5. Dario Argento
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It's too hard to decide. robert Rodriguez and Craven would be there for sure. Oh hell.
1. Ridley Scott 2. Neil Marshall 3. Wes Craven 4. Robert Rodriguez 5. James Cameron
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