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Writer/director Fred Dekker was born on April 9, 1959 in San Francisco, California. An avid comic book fan, monster movie buff, and film nerd from an early age, Dekker was rejected by both USC and UCLA film schools. He wound up attending UCLA as an English major instead.
May 31, 2016 · Fred Dekker talks The Predator in a new podcast with The Movie Crypt. In the new interview, Fred Dekker briefly discusses his work on The Predator, talking about the characters, keeping the mystery of the Predator, Black and Dekker's inspiration and the scope of the film. While discussing the approach he takes to writing characters and how he identifies
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Dec 10, 2021 · Fred Dekker's Monster Squad may not have been a theatrical hit when it was released in 1987, but the roaringly fun horror movie has come to be known as a cult classic in today's day and age. Being almost four decades old, viewers can't help but wonder if the movie holds any weight in modern times, and the truth is — it does.
Jul 10, 2007 · Dekker pauses at the notion, musing, and in the brief moment of silence, one can imagine countless creature-versus-creature films - less Freddy vs. Jason and more Frankenstein vs. Meyers - which ...
In 1993 he wrote and directed the third installment in the "Robo Cop" film franchise and in 2001, Dekker became a writer/producer on the sci-fi series "Star Trek: Enterprise." Although he has had limited commercial and critical success over the years, writer/director Fred Dekker has managed to create two enduring horror movie cult classics and ...
Jul 12, 2019 · ‘The Predator’ Co-Writer Fred Dekker Explains How the Film Was Supposed to End. By Matt Goldberg Published Jul 12, 2019. The film’s climax would have a “big, rootin’, tootin’ fantastic ...
