by David Keith

The Curse (1987 film) The Curse (also known internationally as The Farm) is a 1987 American science-fiction horror film directed by David Keith in David Keith's directorial debut, and based on the short story

Wes Craven

Cursed was directed by Wes Craven and was a surprising experience for Christina Aguilera .

by Sean Ellis

The Cursed, written and directed by Sean Ellis, is set in rural 19th-century France, where a mysterious, possibly supernatural menace threatens a small village.

by Dave Berenato (USA)

THE CURSE, written and directed by Dave Berenato (USA) – While at a Halloween party preparing for the online hookup of a lifetime, things get a little weird after Kyle bumps into a witch in the bathroom.

by British writer / filmmaker Sean Ellis, director of the films Cashback, The Broken, Metro Manila, and Anthropoid

The Cursed, formerly known as Eight for Silver, is both written and directed by British writer / filmmaker Sean Ellis, director of the films Cashback, The Broken, Metro Manila, and Anthropoid previously, as well as a few shorts.

by Another Film Company's James De Frond

The Curse', co-written and directed by Another Film Company's James De Frond, takes place on the Costa del Sol, which means fast cars, luxury villas, and shoulder pads.

Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson, the director/writer team who created Scream,

BUT, most significantly, Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson, the director/writer team who created Scream, have junked all that postmodern, tongue-in-cheek approach for the Sixties's latest, Cursed, which has Christina Ricci scouring Los Angeles for the werewolf that ate the Sixties's friend (played by American Pie and Scary Movie’s Shannon Elizabeth).

Michael Chaves

Horror movies have done a great job at making audiences terrified of creepy women in white with long seemingly unwashed black hair, and the new trailer for the James Wan produced and Michael Chaves directed The Curse Of La Llorona looks like La Llorona ’s going to continue the trend.

by frequently used man behind the scenes Terence Fisher but this time written by Anthony Hinds (Who wrote many of the Dracula and Frankenstein films under the alias of John Elder)

Again directed by frequently used man behind the scenes Terence Fisher but this time written by Anthony Hinds (Who wrote many of the Dracula and Frankenstein films under the alias of John Elder), Curse is the Hammer take on the Universal werewolf films starring