We All Question Our Sanity.

Horror Is A Reaction; It's Not A Genre. Somebody's Life Would Have To Be In Danger For It [story] To Be A Horror Story.

Film Buffs Who Don't Live In Hollywood Have A Fantasy About What It's Like To Be A Director. Movies And The People Who Make Movies Have Such Glamour Associated With Them. But The Truth Is, It's Not Like That. It's Very Different. It's Hard Work.

Horror Is Always The Same. It Changes With The Culture And Changes With Technology. The Stories Are Always The Same. There Are Just Two Basic Stories In Horror, Two Simple Ones -- Evil Is Outside And Evil Is In Here [points To His Heart].

One Of My Heroes Is A Composer Named James Bernard, And Oh My God... I Can Still Listen To His Music Today And Be Stirred And Moved By It. But I Think That You Fall In Love With... Well, Again, When You're Young, It Really Is More Powerful. Much More Terrifying.

There Are Two Different Stories In Horror: Internal And External. In External Horror Films, The Evil Comes From The Outside, The Other Tribe, This Thing In The Darkness That We Don't Understand. Internal Is The Human Heart.