Quentin Tarantino Faced The Same Backlash When

Shooting At Quentin Tarantino Movie Was Like A Masterclass In Directing. Although I Went Back Literally Right Into Rehearsal, Started Shooting... While I Was Doing It I Had To Write My Grindhouse Trailer And I Added Two Days Of Shooting. My Brother Was Producing Hostel And The Grindhouse Trailer And I Was Like: "gabe, Just Figure This Out!"

It's The Difference Between Hunting A Lion And Hunting A Deer. If Someone Hunts A Lion, It's Like: "wow, They're Brave!" But If They're Hunting A Deer It's Like: "that Poor Deer!" I Know That. I Know That Guys Getting Killed Is Horrible But People Have Seen It Before. You've Seen The Evil Dead. With Girls, It's Like: "i Don't Want To See That Happening..." I Know That.

I Always Feel That There's No Violence In A Movie - It's Not Real, It's A Magic Trick. Nobody Is Really Dying. In Fact, The People That Die In My Movies Have Gone On To Become Extremely Successful!

I've Realized That I Can't Multitask In The Writing Department; I Can Only Kind Of Do One Thing At A Time.

The Censors Were Great. There's Always Back And Forth. But It's 'hostel 2', It's Not 'happy Feet 2'. Everybody Knows What Hostel Is And People That Are Going To See It Are Going For More Of What They Loved In The Original. No One Is Accidentally Going To Walk Into It, No Parent Is Accidentally Going To Take Their Child, And We're Not Pretending What It Is In The Advertising. We're Saying It's Very Violent, It's Very Scary And A Continuation Of The First One.