I Don't Like Shows, I Don't Like

I've Always Worked With A Team Of Actors And Filmmakers Ever Since I Was A Kid In Michigan Making Super-8 Movies.

I Don't Like Movies About Serial Killers, Necessarily; It's Too Real And Unpleasant For Me.

Rob [tapert], Myself And Bruce Campbell Sat In Hundreds Of Drive-insnot Hundreds, But Tens Of Drive-ins, Watching These Movies And Learning How They Were Made, And We Started To Make Our Own In Super 8. And That’s Really How We Got Into Horror Films. After A While We Learned To Really Like Them, And The Craft That Went Into Them.

As I Began Making My Feature Films, It Was A Great Adventure. It Was About Constructing Something I Saw In My Head Or I Had Designed On Storyboards And Capturing That On Film.

When We Read Stories Of Heroes, We Identify With Them. We Take The Journey With Them. We See How The Obstacles Almost Overcome Them. We See How They Grow As Human Beings Or Gain Qualities Or Show Great Qualities Of Strength And Courage And With Them, We Grow In Some Small Way.