Robert Rodriguez's career as a director is quite strange. In the 1990s, he was practically a cult film machine. After his first characteristic, "El Mariachi" (made for 7,000 USD!), He came out in 1992, he delivered a hit on a hit as boss. "Desperado" and "from Dawn to Dawn" have basically determined the definition of cooling for any millennium growing, while also supporting Latino -actors who became some of the most iconic and most successful of their generation. Changing speeds in 1998, Rodriguez then made one of Most loved ones (if critical) cult horror films from the 90's with "Faculty."Three years later, he changed the speeds once again, this time developing a children's film from nowhere (" Spy Kids ") that not only shook the box office (making nearly $ 150 million around the world), but also led to a half -billion franchise in the years to come.

Whatever you think about Rodriguez as a director at the time, he was always able to surprise you with something you haven't seen in a million years (like his masterpiece -"Son City"). If things went differently, he may end up joining one of the greatest horror properties of the 90's. In an interview with ScreenrantKevin Williamson - who wrote the original "Skric" and has since worked on several other franchise records - confirmed that Rodriguez almost almost called on the footage of "Crick 2" instead of Wes Craven. Directly to quote:

"Robert Rodriguez has almost directed" Vrik 2. "I don't know if anyone knows it. I think Wes hesitated to make a sequel. But of course, he didn't want to leave him, so he came back.

Although Rodriguez only made thrillers for action (with horror touch in "From Dusk to Dawn") until he was offered "Hide 2", I believe he will do good with the sequel. At that time, his performance was quite flawless, and as soon as he did the "faculty" with style and densely, it became obvious that the man had virtually unmatched versatility. His ability to turn the mysterious and passionate guns into fearful and charismatic figures that easily moved to Ohio High School in that 1998 film, which was not far from Frightening and eerie vibrate "Scream 2" directed to.

Of course, Craven was the master of his craft and knew horror and the "scream" universe from the outside - thus, the original trilogy could not have been in more capable. There is a continuity in all extensions that needed Craven to feel as fluid as possible and efficiently, no matter what direction the story of the script ended. Can Rodriguez do a better job? Probably not, though we will never know. But he is sure that hell would try to respect and live up to Craven's brilliance. And Craven respected that integrity, so much that he ended up lending to Rodriguez as the director behind the stabbed films in the original intersection of "Hide 2."

In 2021 Interview with Creek TriloguePatrick Lucier (the editor of the first three films "Crick") explained: "It was the Wes's snake to Robert about what he said:" If Wes wants to direct "Creek 2", "I don't want to be included. This was Wes's film, he should be the one who does." So, because Robert was Mes and Wes always really appreciated it, that was the main reason for it. "That's something you wouldn't hear every day in Hollywood. In retrospect, this kind of respect from legend may be worth more of Rodriguez than it actually directs the first sequel" Crick ".