Kennedy opens up about working with Craven.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Wes Craven's emotional and intense way of motivating himself to make movies scared Scream star Jamie Kennedy. Kennedy worked alongside the director on both the 1996 slasher Scream and its 1997 sequel, where he portrayed film fanatic Randy Meeks. Craven is responsible for a number of iconic horror films alongside Scream, including The Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
"His place was like this, where he would have memorabilia from all his different movies. Next to his bed was this little frame of something. I said, 'What is that?' He said, 'That's my hack license.' And a hack license is a license to drive a cab in New York City, and it said Wes Craven, LAC Cab, 1971 to 1972.
Wes Craven Both Laid The Groundwork For The Horror Genre & Reimagined It While Craven's early career saw him work on adult films, he would soon become well-known for his impact on the horror genre.
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