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->''"No matter where you're going it's the wrong place."''
Tobe Hooper is a film director, who primarily works in the horror and scifi genres.
He became famous after his low-budget debut ''The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'' in 1974 which opened the way for him to the Hollywood and is cited as a horror classic. It was also a great inspiration for SlasherMovies. After doing couple films with minor success, he collabrated with Creator/StevenSpielberg and did his second famous work; ''Poltergeist'' in 1982. Afterwards his popularity declined, partially because his work on ''Poltergeist'' was believed to be done by Spielberg.
After the eighties he has worked mostly on television, with an occasional movie here and there.
!!Filmography:
* ''TheTexasChainSawMassacre1974''
* ''Film/EatenAlive'' (1977)
* ''Literature/SalemsLot'' (1979)
* ''Film/TheFunhouse'' (1981)
* ''Film/{{Poltergeist}}'' (1982)
* ''Film/{{Lifeforce}}'' (1985)
* ''Invaders from Mars'' (1986)
* ''TheTexasChainsawMassacre2'' (1986)
* ''Spontaneous Combustion'' (1990)
* ''I'm Dangerous Tonight'' (1990)
* ''Body Bags'' (1993)
* ''Night Terrors'' (1995)
* ''Film/TheMangler'' (1995)
* ''The Apartment Complex'' (1999)
* ''Crocodile'' (2000)
* ''Shadow Realm'' (2002)
* ''Film/TheToolboxMurders'' (2004)
* ''Mortuary'' (2005)
* ''Djinn'' (2012)
!!Televison
* ''Series/AmazingStories'' episode "Miss Stardust" (1987)
* ''TheEqualizer'' episode "No Place Like Home" (1988)
* ''FreddysNightmares'' episode "No More Mr. Nice Guy" (1988)
* ''TalesFromTheCrypt'' episode "Dead Wait" (1991)
* ''NowhereMan'' episodes "Absolute Zero" and "Turnabout" (both 1995)
* ''Series/DarkSkies'' pilot episode "The Awakening" (1996)
* ''Series/TheOthers'' episode "Souls on Board (2000)
* ''Series/NightVisions'' episodes "The Maze" and "Cargo" (both 2002)
* ''Series/{{Taken}}'' episode "Beyond the Sky" (2002)
* ''MastersOfHorror'' episodes "Dance of the Dead" and "The Damned Thing" (2005 and 2006)
!!Other Works:
* Music video for BillyIdol's "Dancing With Myself" (1981)
->''"No matter where you're going it's the wrong place."''
Tobe Hooper is a film director, who primarily works in the horror and scifi genres.
He became famous after his low-budget debut ''The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'' in 1974 which opened the way for him to the Hollywood and is cited as a horror classic. It was also a great inspiration for SlasherMovies. After doing couple films with minor success, he collabrated with Creator/StevenSpielberg and did his second famous work; ''Poltergeist'' in 1982. Afterwards his popularity declined, partially because his work on ''Poltergeist'' was believed to be done by Spielberg.
After the eighties he has worked mostly on television, with an occasional movie here and there.
!!Filmography:
* ''TheTexasChainSawMassacre1974''
* ''Film/EatenAlive'' (1977)
* ''Literature/SalemsLot'' (1979)
* ''Film/TheFunhouse'' (1981)
* ''Film/{{Poltergeist}}'' (1982)
* ''Film/{{Lifeforce}}'' (1985)
* ''Invaders from Mars'' (1986)
* ''TheTexasChainsawMassacre2'' (1986)
* ''Spontaneous Combustion'' (1990)
* ''I'm Dangerous Tonight'' (1990)
* ''Body Bags'' (1993)
* ''Night Terrors'' (1995)
* ''Film/TheMangler'' (1995)
* ''The Apartment Complex'' (1999)
* ''Crocodile'' (2000)
* ''Shadow Realm'' (2002)
* ''Film/TheToolboxMurders'' (2004)
* ''Mortuary'' (2005)
* ''Djinn'' (2012)
!!Televison
* ''Series/AmazingStories'' episode "Miss Stardust" (1987)
* ''TheEqualizer'' episode "No Place Like Home" (1988)
* ''FreddysNightmares'' episode "No More Mr. Nice Guy" (1988)
* ''TalesFromTheCrypt'' episode "Dead Wait" (1991)
* ''NowhereMan'' episodes "Absolute Zero" and "Turnabout" (both 1995)
* ''Series/DarkSkies'' pilot episode "The Awakening" (1996)
* ''Series/TheOthers'' episode "Souls on Board (2000)
* ''Series/NightVisions'' episodes "The Maze" and "Cargo" (both 2002)
* ''Series/{{Taken}}'' episode "Beyond the Sky" (2002)
* ''MastersOfHorror'' episodes "Dance of the Dead" and "The Damned Thing" (2005 and 2006)
!!Other Works:
* Music video for BillyIdol's "Dancing With Myself" (1981)