I Think Of Horror Films As Art,

The More Unique Your Film Is And Unusual It Is And Difficult It Is, The Harder It Is To Get It Financed. That's Why A Lot Of Good Filmmakers Are Doing Television. They Do Hbo Movies.

I Never Thought I Was Doing The Same Thing As Directors Like John Carpenter, George Romero, And Sometimes Even Hitchcock, Even Though I've Been Sometimes Compared To Those Other Guys. We're After Different Game.

All Stereotypes Turn Out To Be True. This Is A Horrifying Thing About Life. All Those Things You Fought Against As A Youth: You Begin To Realize They're Stereotypes Because They're True.

For Example I Don't Work With William Hurt The Same Way That I Will Work With Viggo. They're Different Guys And They Work In Different Ways. So A Good Sensitive Director Has His General Style And Technique And Personality That He Uses But You Don't Impose That On The Actors.

The Desire To Be Loved Is Really Death When It Comes To Art.