Peter Medak, filmmaker of horror and Pink Floyd, has died

Peter Medak, the Hungarian-born filmmaker known for his unique contributions to cinema, passed away at 88 in Los Angeles. He gained recognition for films like "The Ruling Class" and "The Changeling," showcasing his talent in directing actors and horror. Medak's career began as an intern at Associated British-Pathé, leading to his directorial debut with "Negatives." His work spanned various genres, including television series like "The Twilight Zone" and "Breaking Bad." Additionally, he collaborated with Pink Floyd, creating short films for their iconic album "The Dark Side of the Moon." Medak's versatility and influence in the film industry remain significant.