10 Predictions For Quentin Tarantino's Final Movie

More often than not, anything Tarantino touches is going to be filled with offensively over-the-top language, an unnecessary amount of blood, murders galore and a push into culturally and historically sensitive topics.

That's just for his regular movies. Imagine him behind the camera of a horror film.

The Tennessean talked about his coverage of genres throughout his career and filmography in an interview before the release of The Hateful Eight, interestingly pointing out one genre he feels he could tackle.

"If I had all the time in the world, I would love to make a really, really scary horror film, like The Exorcist. But I don’t know if me taking my sense of humour and putting it in the backseat just to hit a tone of dread from beginning to end is the best use of my talents or my time."

He obviously has some doubts about melding his own style with the intensity of a genuine horror movie, but you can't deny he would produce something so unique, so very Tarantino, that it would be like nothing else the genre has come across before.

It's not the most outlandish option for his 10th film if he decides to go down that path. The spaghetti western has always been a profitable well for him to keep going back to, creatively and financially, but the chance to try something out of left field could prove very enticing.