Women in Horror Trading Cards: Laura Lau

Posted by Acadia Einstein | Feb 24, 2018 | Movies, Pictures | 0 |

Women in Horror Trading Cards: Laura Lau

Laura Lau has directed three movies and two of them have been horror flicks. And her first, Open Water was based on a true story about a couple on a scuba trip that gets left behind in shark infested waters. It’s like Home Alone except Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern are sharks. Let’s hope Laura keeps making horror movies!

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