The Scariest People Are Usually The Sweetest.

Imagine Trying To Relive Your Worst Break-up, Your Worst Fight, The Most Painful Death Of A Loved One, And Just Really Relive It Step By Step, And Bring It Up And Apply It To The Scene You're In.

The Difference Is In Hostel It's In The Theatre - It's In Public But It's In A Private Place. You Have To Actively Make A Choice To Want To Go See It. It's Not Being Forced On Anyone. Whereas 24 You Can Be Flipping Channels And It's Right There In Your Living Room. Anyone Has Access To That. But That Just Shows How Mainstream It Is And How People Are Seeing This Stuff On Youtube. People Are Scared Of It. This Is A Subject Matter That Everyone's Talking About And Everyone's Thinking About, Particularly In American Culture.

Dawn Of The Dead Is About How We're Just A Country Cannibalizing Itself, Turning Into One Shopping Mall, And Everyone At The Mall Is Just Brain-dead, Wandering Around. Capitalism Gone Awry, And The Worst Parts Of Human Nature Coming Out. All These Different Things That People Read Into The Films That Are All There, Very Strong Anti-bush Sentiments That Went Into Making Those Films. It's Great. I Like It When People Get It The Second Or Third Time, When Someone Else Points It Out To Them. They Don't Realize It's Been There All Along. Those Are My Favorite Movies.

I'm Not Interested In Going After A Part. I Think If Someone Wants Me For A Part And Approaches Me Then I'll Take It On A Case-by-case Basis And See What That Part Is.

I Want A Movie That 30 Years From Now, People Can Look Back And See It As A Reflection Of Where The Culture Was At - As A Barometer Of The Culture.