What does WC stand for?

Wes Craven (film director)

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15pm The Wes Craven double bill concludes with this outstanding flick, which breathed new life into the horror genre and spawned a host of sequels and imitators.

FILMS OF THE DAY; Saturday TV

The House on the Left," a remake of a 1972 Wes Craven horror flick, scored 5.

"Knowing" tops box office

Pauly Shore is suing neighbor Wes Craven for creating a nightmare on his property in a dispute between the two that began last year.

Pauly Shore countersues Wes Craven

THIS often mind-numbing 121-minute collection of short films by leading filmmakers like Gus Van Sant, Wes Craven, the Coens and Alfonso Cuaron suggests most of them should go back to the day job.

You'll not love these Paris shorts; PARIS J'TAIME (15) VERDICT: *

Wes Craven sues neighbor Pauly Shore LOS ANGELES -- Wes Craven sued his neighbor Pauly Shore, alleging that water from the comedian's home seeped down a slope and damaged the director's property.

A&E briefs

Horror maestro Wes Craven produced this remake of his 1977 shocker about the ill-fated Carter family.

MOVIE OF THE NIGHT

McAdams and Murphy are both terrific and director Wes Craven manoeuvres his camera as close to the actors as possible.

Aye Eye ( a thriller with everything!

DIRECTOR Wes Craven has twice reinvented the teen horror genre - in 1984 with A Nightmare On Elm Street, and again in 1996 with Scream, penned by Kevin Williamson.

FILM: Cursed dog's dinner