Hopefully We'll Get To A Point Where

Well, Anytime I Make A Movie, I Like To Load It Up With More Things Than You Could Ever Catch On The First Viewing.

Anytime You're The First To Speak Out Against Something, There's Going To Be A Backlash.

My Parents Love It! They're On Set. They Make Cameos In The Movie. My Father Is A Psycho-analyst And A Professor At Harvard And He Told Me How Many Of The Other Professors At Harvard Have Gone And Seen It. They Love 'hostel' And They Love The Thought Behind It.

The Film, 'aftershock,' For Me Is Really About How The Minor Problems In Life That We Think Are So Major Ultimately Mean Nothing When A Tragedy Happens, When A Real Problem Happens.

The Point Of The First One Was That It Was About Guys Being Lured By Sex And The Stereotypes... I Always Say It's Like A Horror Version Of Borat. Borat's Not An Accurate Depiction Of Khazakstan, It's An Accurate Depiction Of America. That's What Hostel Is.