There Is So Much Misinformation

Even If You Look At The 'paranormal Activity' Movies, At The End Of The Movie Things Get Really Crazy And Nutty, But They All Start In A Very Mundane Situation That People Can Relate To, And That's Also To Some Degree What We Tried To Do In 'chernobyl Diaries.

In Many Places Around The World, All Over The U.s. And Europe There Are Active Nuclear Power Plants. And For Many Years During The Cold War The Threat Of Nuclear War Was A Permanent Fear. There's Always The Concern That Human Kind Is Biting Off More Than They Can Chew In Harnessing Nuclear Power.

Because Of The Way We Let The Actors Improvise, It Feels Like You're Watching People React Rather Than Actors Reading Lines - So I Think That's Always Going To Be Something I Like.

After I Watched 'the Exorcist' I Refused To Watch Any Other Movie That Had Anything To Do With Ghosts Or Demons. I Didn't Even Watch 'ghostbusters' Until I Was Much Older.

I Do Not Buy Cds Any More; I Usually Stream Internet Radio. For Movies, I Hardly Every Buy Any Dvds. I Have A Dvr, So Just Record Things Off Hbo, Showtime And So On.