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Gory Stuff Can Be Shocking But It Doesn’t Really Scare Me. I’d Say The Kind Of Stuff That Gets Under My Skin Is The Unknown. You Hear A Knock Behind A Wall And You Don’t Know What It Is. Is There Something There Or Not?

I Think The Tricky Balance, The Most Important Thing More Than The Horror Is To Have A Compelling Story, Compelling Drama, A Show About Great Characters That You Care About And You Want To Come Back Every Week To See What They're Up To.

Even When I Was Making The First 'paranormal Activity,' I Didn't Tell Anyone I Was Making It, Not My Friends Or Neighbors Or Co-workers. I Just Kind Of Found That There Was Nothing To Gain By Announcing To The World That You're Doing Something.

Usually I Don't Find Gore Or Slasher Films Scary. What Works For Me Is The Slower Build Where You Are Tightening The Noose Around The Situation Until You Are Running Out Of Options And Then Really Have No Idea What To Do.

I Do Not Buy Cds Any More; I Usually Stream Internet Radio. For Movies, I Hardly Every Buy Any Dvds. I Have A Dvr, So Just Record Things Off Hbo, Showtime And So On.