Fall 2016

Flowchart: Which Famous Horror Director Are You?

Published by
Joe Yanick

From Romero to Miike, find your spirit animal helmer with these twin flowcharts from our 2017 Guide to Making Horror Movies.

 

What is more important—the blood or the message?

 

Chart One: The Blood

 

 

Chart Two: The Message

The 2017 Guide to Making Horror Movies is a section in MovieMaker‘s Fall 2016 issue, and will be released as an expanded eBook starting October 21, 2016, available on Amazon.

Joe Yanick

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