Sex Is The Invention Of A Very

But With My Last Film, Spider It Was Agony. The Money Was Always Disappearing, Nobody Got Paid, It Was Very Difficult - And It's Very Distracting From The Process Of Making The Movie, Of Course. So I Think Things Have Been Getting Harder And Harder.

The Way A Child Discovers The World Constantly Replicates The Way Science Began. You Start To Notice What's Around You, And You Get Very Curious About How Things Work. How Things Interrelate. It's As Simple As Seeing A Bug That Intrigues You. You Want To Know Where It Goes At Night; Who Its Friends Are; What It Eats.

I Don't Think That The Flesh Is Necessarily Treacherous, Evil, Bad. It Is Cantankerous, And It Is Independent. The Idea Of Independence Is The Key. It Really Is Like Colonialism. The Colonies Suddenly Decide That They Can And Should Exist With Their Own Personality And Should Detach From The Control Of The Mother Country. At First The Colony Is Perceived As Being Treacherous. It's A Betrayal. Ultimately, It Can Be Seen As The Separation Of A Partner That Could Be Very Valuable As An Equal Rather Than As Something You Dominate.

I Think Of Horror Films As Art, As Films Of Confrontation.

At A Certain Point The Audience Shouldn't Worry About Catching Every Word And Understanding Every Twist And Turn, Because At A Certain Point That's Pretty Much Impossible.