text:  It's Morning Edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep. I'm Leila Faldin. And I'm A. Martinez. Horror movies get a bad rap. They rarely make the critics' best of lists, and they get stiffed at award ceremonies. So some movie snobs out there were a little shocked when the great Martin Scorsese stood up for a director of horror films. Here's part of what he wrote. Quote,