In Musical Theater, If You Have A

If I Don't Come Home Covered Head To Toe In Fake Blood Then I Haven't Done My Job As A Horror Director.

There's Fear In Everything, But We Can't Just Succumb To That. We Have To Suppress It, So We Get Used To Suppressing Fear To Make It Through The Our Day. Otherwise, We'd Become Paralyzed By Them.

I Feel Like In The '90s, Horror Just Lost Its Way And Everything Became So Safe And Watered-down.

Dawn Of The Dead Is About How We're Just A Country Cannibalizing Itself, Turning Into One Shopping Mall, And Everyone At The Mall Is Just Brain-dead, Wandering Around. Capitalism Gone Awry, And The Worst Parts Of Human Nature Coming Out. All These Different Things That People Read Into The Films That Are All There, Very Strong Anti-bush Sentiments That Went Into Making Those Films. It's Great. I Like It When People Get It The Second Or Third Time, When Someone Else Points It Out To Them. They Don't Realize It's Been There All Along. Those Are My Favorite Movies.

Quentin Tarantino Assistant Called Me And Said: "i Have Good News And Bad News. The Good News Is You Got The Part, The Bad News Is You Have To Do It." I Was Like: "oh Jesus, When Am I Supposed To Do This?" I Was Prepping Hostel.