I Think Alone In The Dark Was

Any Asshole Can Make A Good Movie For $100 Million. I Think It's Way Harder To Make A Movie With No Money, And To Start With No Contacts And Work Your Way Up To International Productions.

We Did Casting In L.a. And A Lot Of People Came Against The Advice Of Their Agents. The Agents Said, "you Shouldn't Be In Postal, It Will Damage Your Career." So Zack Ward Came To Casting And Played One Of The Cop Parts, And Then Later I Looked At The Dvds Again And Said, "this Guy Is Postal Dude." He's Like White Trailer Trash. He's Had A Long Time In The Film Industry, But No Real Success. He Needs Money; He's Two-times Divorced In Real Life. He Said He Works Only To Pay Off His Philippine Ex-wife.

I Think It's Better To Be Too Early And Disturb A Few People - But Have Other People Say It Was Necessary - Than To Do It Way After The Fact. We Shouldn't Forget That Charlie Chaplin Did A Movie About Hitler While Hitler Was Alive, And Peter Sellers In Stanley Kubrick's Masterpiece Dr. Strangelove Was During The Mccarthy Time, Where Everybody Was A Communist And Mccarthy Was Flipping Completely Out. I Think It's Important To Have A Movie Like Postal Now, Where We Are On The Peak Of The Iraq War, On The Peak Of Terrorist Attacks, Where Everything Is Actually Happening.

So If You Want To Have A Great Video Game-based Movie You Have To Keep The Mood Of The Game, Use The Normal Character Setup - But You Have To Flesh Out The Story And Provide More Background For The Characters.

I Boxed 15 Years In A Club.