The Unsung Hero of Horror: A Tribute to Victor Miller's Lasting Legacy The death of Victor Miller, screenwriter behind the iconic horror classic "Friday the 13th," has sparked a flurry of tributes and reminiscences about his contributions to the genre.
However, beneath the surface of nostalgic eulogies lies a more nuanced story – one that speaks to the complex evolution of American cinema in the late 20th century.
Born in New Orleans in 1940, Miller began his career in television, working on soap operas such as "All My Children" and "General Hospital.