I'm A Big Horror Fan. I'm A

Im Not The Kind Of Person To Just Sit Back And Lose Something I Worked Hard On, So, Naturally, Ive Taken Steps To Be Further Involved In A Process When Most Actors Arent.

I Have Successfully Avoided Being Stereotyped Into A Specific Category. I've Worked Very Hard At That, And I'm Proud Of Not Being Easily Lumped Into Anybody's Preconceived Notions Or Expectations.

I Was Interested In [hunter S. Thompson Novels]. The Rebel In Me Fell In Love With It, And The Artist In Me Was Confused By It, And Interested And Turned On. Ever Since, His Work Has Meant Different Things To Me, At Different Times, And I Still Get New Meaning Out Of It And Appreciate It, In A Different Way. His Work Is Very Visceral, And You Can Take From It What You Want, In Various Moments Of Your Life.

I've Made Movies That Were Adaptations And I've Been Kind Of Frustrated By The Process Because, You Know That Old Axiom, 'it's Never As Good As The Book'? It's Often True Because Nothing Competes With Your Own Imagination. When You're Reading A Book And You Imagine Something In Your Head, Nothing's Going To Compete With That.

Many States Have Laws Against Cousin Marriage, Which I Think Are Ridiculous - People Should Be Allowed To Make That Choice.