Stan Winston

Stan Winston, one of the premier creature creators in film history, directed Pumpkinhead, Lance Henriksen's first effort in the director chair.

Winston

In 1988, Winston directed the horror film Pumpkinhead, starring Lance Henriksen, which has spawned three sequels thus far.

Harryhausen

Harryhausen wrote the story for and directed the horror film PUMPKINHEAD.

Lance Henriksen, ,

Released in 1988 and helmed by Stan Winston, Pumpkinhead starred Lance Henriksen, Jeff East, John D’Aquino, Joel Hoffman and Kerry Remsen.

Jeff EastJohn D’Aquino, Joel Hoffman and Kerry Remsen

Released in 1988 and helmed by Stan Winston, Pumpkinhead starred Lance Henriksen, Jeff East, John D’Aquino, Joel Hoffman and Kerry Remsen.

Brad Pitt

Brad Pitt also directed and wrote 1988's Pumpkinhead.

good ol’ Stan

But I just found out today that good ol’ Stan did indeed direct another full length feature film besides Pumpkinhead, so naturally I was pumped to check out good ol’ Stan's follow-up good ol’ Stan did back in 1990!

Lon Chaney

In 1987, Lon Chaney earned a third Oscar nomination for Lon Chaney's creation of the alien in Predator (1987), and in 1988 Lon Chaney directed Lon Chaney's first feature film, Pumpkinhead.

Lisa Hartman and Michael Berryman The Hills Have Eyesthis consistently terrifying film (The 17th Bride) (),

Directed by Wes Craven (Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street) and starring Jeff East (Pumpkinhead), Lisa Hartman (The 17th Bride) and Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), this consistently terrifying film delivers “unpredictable plot twists” (Time Out) and visual shocks galore.

Writer/director WILLARD CARROLL

Writer/director WILLARD CARROLL based PUMPKINHEAD's screenplay on a novel by MARK E. ROGERS but the entire affair has an intoxicating lunatic auteur feel to the entire affair , as if everything was obsessed over in some seriously unhealthy way.

Michael Dougherty

In Pumpkinhead’s original form, Michael Dougherty is about the size of a small child and has almost the exact face that Sam does when Michael Dougherty's mask is taken off in Dougherty’s film, something that fans of both movies can appreciate.

Wes Craven

Wes Craven 's played by Jeff East and Wes Craven played teenage Clark Kent in Superman ('78) and Wes Craven also appeared in Deadly Blessing (also directed by Wes Craven) as well as Pumpkinhead.