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I Don't Want People To Feel: "why Am I Watching This? It's Sick And Sadistic." I Want People To Watch And Think It's Scary But They Can't Wait To See What Happens Next. I Also Wanted To Make A Movie That Was Watchable.

We Live In An Age Now Where So Many People Watch Movies Based On What Netflix Recommends. It Learns Your Taste And They Really Understand Viewer Habits.

You Have To Write Scenes And Design Scenes That Are Scary And Horrific, But That Are Also Watchable. I Didn't Want People To Just Feel Like They Got Punched In The Stomach.

I'm From Boston, And In Boston, You Are Born With A Baseball Bat In Your Hand. And Actually, Most Of The Bats In Massachusetts Are Used Off The Field Instead Of On The Field, And We All Had Baseball Bats In Our Cars In High School.

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