Wes Craven
| Relationship | Randy comments on Craven as a director he admires, praises his movies, and recounts an anecdote about Craven's involvement with Superman 4. |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | Positive |
| Assessment | Randy speaks admiringly of Craven's work, calling his movies very good and not criticizing Craven himself. |
Wes Craven is a film director discussed by Randy Charles Johnson as the maker of Nightmare on Elm Street and Deadly Friend. Randy speaks positively about Craven's work and describes him as someone who made very good movies.
Randy's Commentary
Randy says Craven directed some very good movies and names Nightmare on Elm Street and Deadly Friend as examples. He also says Craven is deceased.
Superman 4 Anecdote
Randy recounts that Craven was expected to direct Superman 4, wanted to show he could do something other than horror, and did not get along with Christopher Reeve. He says Craven was then replaced, and he concludes that Superman 4 is not a good movie but is still worth watching because it gave one more chance to see Christopher Reeve as Superman.
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Source note: The subject is clear, but the transcript contains caption spelling errors and an anecdotal Superman 4 history that should be treated cautiously.
References
- Randy Johnson, Wes Craven (randy commentary), archived transcript.