When I Go Into Making

We All Appreciated A Certain Aesthetic, And With That Appreciation Came A Certain Stylized Presence.

I've Made Movies That Were Adaptations And I've Been Kind Of Frustrated By The Process Because, You Know That Old Axiom, 'it's Never As Good As The Book'? It's Often True Because Nothing Competes With Your Own Imagination. When You're Reading A Book And You Imagine Something In Your Head, Nothing's Going To Compete With That.

I've Been Around Responsible Gun Ownership My Whole Life.

There's Something Nice And Valuable And Wonderful About The Suspense And The Classic Horror That Doesn't Just Crutch On Blood And The Almost Pornographic View Of Fear.

I Think There's A Part When You Sign Your Soul To The Devil And Start Working In Los Angeles That You Also Sign Away That You Could Be A Human Being In Anyone's Eye. You're Like A Robot!