Lucky McKee

First became interested in filmmaking when his dad's boss brought a video camera to his sister's 10th birthday party and made a film of it. At 12, he made his own version of A Nightmare on Elm Street . Made his feature-film directorial debut with the 2001 horror-comedy All Cheerleaders Die, which he also wrote and produced. Critical breakthrough was the 2002 horror flick  May . Was asked to contribute to Showtime's anthology series Masters of Horror  after releasing only two movies. Wrote,… Show more produced and starred in Roman (2006), which marked his first major acting role. Was surrounded by controversy at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival after some people ran out of the theater during a screening of his violent film The Woman .  ~ Rovi

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