More Blood! More Blood!

I Think Of Horror Films As Art, As Films Of Confrontation. Films That Make You Confront Aspects Of Your Own Life That Are Difficult To Face. Just Because You're Making A Horror Film Doesn't Mean You Can't Make An Artful Film.

Everybody's A Mad Scientist, And Life Is Their Lab.

Art Forms Of The Past Were Really Considered Elitist. Bach Did Not Compose For The Masses, Neither Did Beethoven. It Was Always For Patrons, Aristocrats, And Royalty. Now We Have A Sort Of Democratic Version Of That, Which Is To Say That The Audience Is So Splintered In Its Interests.

The Process Of Making A Movie Has Expanded In Terms Of Effort And Time For The Director, Doing Commentaries For The Dvd For Example, Finishing Deleted Scenes So They Could Be On The Dvd, And Doing Things Like A Web Blog.

When I Am Creating Art, I Have Absolutely No Social Responsibility. It's Like Dreaming.