I Feel Like In The '90s, Horror

I'd Love To See Us Get To A Point Where You Can Make A Movie And Not Worry About The Limits Of The Violence. Then I Think They'd Get So Violent That People Would Get Bored Of It.

I Have So Many Different Projects, I Hear Voices In My Head - The Characters Talking All At Once - And I Have To Write To Make Them Stop.

I'm Not Interested In Going After A Part. I Think If Someone Wants Me For A Part And Approaches Me Then I'll Take It On A Case-by-case Basis And See What That Part Is.

The Difference Is In Hostel It's In The Theatre - It's In Public But It's In A Private Place. You Have To Actively Make A Choice To Want To Go See It. It's Not Being Forced On Anyone. Whereas 24 You Can Be Flipping Channels And It's Right There In Your Living Room. Anyone Has Access To That. But That Just Shows How Mainstream It Is And How People Are Seeing This Stuff On Youtube. People Are Scared Of It. This Is A Subject Matter That Everyone's Talking About And Everyone's Thinking About, Particularly In American Culture.

As A Kid, My Idols Were Sam Raimi And Peter Jackson, And I Get Into Crazy Races With Myself. Raimi Was 21 When He Made Movies, And When I Didn't Get 'cabin Fever' Made That Fast I Thought I'd Failed.