5 Best Quotes From Wes Craven's Horror Movies

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Wes Craven is most well-known for directing A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and Scream (1996), but his body of work includes many horror movies that feature well-drawn characters, memorable villains that send shivers down audiences' spines, and best of all, smart quotes. Craven's movies often have a sense of humor along with many scary scenes, and that combination works well, making these stories even more interesting.

Many of Wes Craven's horror films have some quotes that stick with audiences, from a 1978 TV movie based on a beloved author's book to his 2005 movie Red Eye about a terrible flight.

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I Know What You Did Last Summer is a '90s horror movie that holds up and is based on the novel by Lois Duncan, which was published in 1973. In 1976, Duncan's novel Summer of Fear was published and Wes Craven directed the TV movie adaptation, which aired in 1978. The movie stars some big names, with Lee Purcell playing Julia Trent, a teenage girl who moves in with the Bryant family. Julia's cousin Rachel (Linda Blair) is unhappy with this development and thinks that Julia is literally evil.

Summer of Fear can be considered an underrated teen horror movie and also has a solid script, although some of the dialogue is a bit dated now. As strange things begin happening to Rachel and she thinks it's all Julia's fault. These quotes are funny as Rachel is so frustrated with Julia and Julia pretends that she's sweet and innocent.

Wes Craven wrote and directed A Nightmare On Elm Street, which features the beloved villain Freddy Krueger and his ability to enter dreams and kill people this way. Freddy Krueger is the best slasher villain for countless horror fans thanks to the funny