Long Live The New Flesh.

I Think Of Horror Films As Art, As Films Of Confrontation. Films That Make You Confront Aspects Of Your Own Life That Are Difficult To Face. Just Because You're Making A Horror Film Doesn't Mean You Can't Make An Artful Film.

The Way A Child Discovers The World Constantly Replicates The Way Science Began. You Start To Notice What's Around You, And You Get Very Curious About How Things Work. How Things Interrelate. It's As Simple As Seeing A Bug That Intrigues You. You Want To Know Where It Goes At Night; Who Its Friends Are; What It Eats.

I Work With My Dreams Or Nightmares.

When I Am Creating Art, I Have Absolutely No Social Responsibility. It's Like Dreaming.

Long Live The New Flesh.