Bloody Fun A brief celebration of carnage onscreen. Clockwise from top: Evil Dead II, The Thing, Hellraiser, and An American Werewolf in London. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Clive Barker, StudioCanal, Universal Pictures, When you reach out to dozens of Hollywood directors, writers, and actors to ask that they share their favorite gory movies, you don’t necessarily think it will lead to short essays celebrating the delights of practical effects or formative memories reflecting on how they once got decapitated on-camera. But that’s exactly what we got. Below, we’ve assembled the responses to our question in rough chronological order. (Some of them...
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