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wide-release horror flicks, why should they think any differently? MORE ON FILM "V/H/S": Is There Life Left in Found-Footage Horror? The Subtle Mastery of 'The Master' Time Travel in 'Looper': Dubious, but Not for the Reason You Might Think Why 'The Avengers' Worked So Well The directors who have come together to make these two films, though, are a collection of filmmakers—some horror specialists, some who are enjoying dipping their toes in the genre—that could change the widespread perception of what horror films are, if only a major studio had the guts to distribute their films widely. Consider Adam Wingard, who directs segments in both V/H/S and ABCs. Wingard's most recent feature,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], You're Next, took home most of the top prizes at the 2011 Fantastic Fest film festival in Austin, and Lionsgate picked up distribution for the film. Then they put the release on the back burner until nearly two years after the film had festival buzz, meaning you won't be able to catch it until the end of next summer, when