Albert Band

Albert Band, a visionary filmmaker, was born in 1924 in Paris, France, and embarked on a career spanning over four decades from the 1950s to the 1990s. Predominantly working in the genres of horror and science fiction, Band is best known for his iconic films like "I Bury the Living" and "Ghoulies II," and although his work never garnered major film festival awards, his unique storytelling and direction have garnered cult status. His directorial style, marked by inventive visuals and a knack for creating tension, has been a major influence on the genre.

In a more personal light, Albert Band was a true maverick in the world of cinema, forever remembered for his devotion to his craft and his insatiable passion for telling captivating, thrilling stories.