To Make Michael Myers Frightening,

I Never Got In This Business, In Cinema, To Make Horror Movies. They Arrived On My Doorstep And I Got Typecast. Which Was Fine, I Enjoy It, But I Got Into This Business To Make Westerns. And The Kind Of Westerns I Used To See, They Died. So That Didn't Work Out.

To Make Michael Myers Frightening, I Had Him Walk Like A Man, Not A Monster.

It [horror Genre] Never Dies. It Just Keeps Getting Re­invented And It Always Will. Horror Is A Universal Language; We're All Afraid. We're Born Afraid, We're All Afraid Of Things: Death, Disfigurement, Loss Of A Loved One. Everything That I'm Afraid Of, You're Afraid Of And Vice Versa. So Everybody Feels Fear And Suspense.

I Enjoyed 'the Avengers.' I Couldn't Do That Kind Of Movie Though. Superheroes Aren't My Deal.

From Early On, When Synthesizers Were First Introduced Into Music, I Liked The Idea That You Could Get A Big Sound With Them - Electronic, But Like An Orchestra. And I Could Play It All Myself. That Was Exciting.