Horror Films where the director dies?
What is the name of the horror film was the director or Producer died while watching film he made in a theater? i think I have a heart attack or something because the film was very strong.
Could you be thinking this? Masters of Horror "John Carpenter's Cigarette Burns" (originally aired in November 2005 IAS 8 Episode of Season 1) IMDb Synopsis: The owner bankruptcy of the Vogue theater, Kirby Sweetman (Norman Reedus) is hired by eccentric private collector Mr. Bellinger (Udo Kier) to seek and find bloody horror film "Le Fin Absolue du Monde." This film is considered lost and magic, and has appeared only once in the Sitges Festival, driving the audience crazy and violent, causing bloodshed in the theater. The director, crew and everyone involved in its Production have also been killed. Kirby must $ 200,000 to his father-in-law, Kirby blames for the death of his daughter, Annie, and accepts assignment to service their debt and their own satisfaction. Bellinger shows a memory of the film in his basement, a chain that had torn angel wings in the film. Kirby travels to France to meet his contact and has flashes of his beloved Annie, beginning his journey to hell. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Of course it could be a Movie which is the scene you describe. I'll check around some more. "Masters of Horror" I just came to mind immediately.
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