I Feel Like In The '90s, Horror

Shooting At Quentin Tarantino Movie Was Like A Masterclass In Directing. Although I Went Back Literally Right Into Rehearsal, Started Shooting... While I Was Doing It I Had To Write My Grindhouse Trailer And I Added Two Days Of Shooting. My Brother Was Producing Hostel And The Grindhouse Trailer And I Was Like: "gabe, Just Figure This Out!"

I Hear What People Say, I Read All The Reviews, All The Blogs, And I Am Always Curious To Hear It, Because You Can't Always Listen To The Good Press, You Have To Hear The Bad Press, Too.

I Like Movies Like 'mother's Day', Where You Watch It, And You've Liked It For Years As A Horror Movie.

I Think Characters Are Most Terrifying When They're Relatable. It's Best When Your Most Horrible Characters Make Sense, And Are Believable. That's When A Movie Is Most Terrifying.

Believe It Or Not, But I Was A Camp Councilor For Three Years. I Love Kids.