I Like Movies Like 'mother's Day', Where

Even Post-wwii, Nobody Talked About The Holocaust. It Wasn't Until The '50s That People Started Talking About It.

Imagine Trying To Relive Your Worst Break-up, Your Worst Fight, The Most Painful Death Of A Loved One, And Just Really Relive It Step By Step, And Bring It Up And Apply It To The Scene You're In.

I Saw Alien When I Was 8 Years Old. To Me, It Was Like A Combination Of Jaws And Star Wars And That's The Movie That Made Me Want To Be A Director.

Hopefully We'll Get To A Point Where People Realize Movies Don't Cause Violence. It Just Reflects The Violence Going On In The Culture.

Quentin [tarantino] Called Me And Said: "yeah, You've Got To Be In My Movie. You've Got To Be In Death Proof." But He Made Me Audition. I Was Like: "dude, I Don't Even Want To Do This..." So I Left The Casting Of Hostel: Part Ii To Drive To Venice, Where Quentin Was Holding His Casting, And The Person Ahead Of Me Was Derek Richardson From Hostel 1 And He Was Like: "dude, What Are You Doing Here?" I Said: "don't Ask!"