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Movie Stars Need To Retain Some Of That Mystique If You Are A Big Movie Star.

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.

I Was Listening To Music To Kind Of Pump Myself Up And Get Psyched Up, Like I Was Listening To Iron Maiden And Misfits And Dead Kennedys, And It Was Like My '80s Massachusetts Parking-lot Heavy Metal And Guns N' Roses.

There's Something Very Scary About Exposing Yourself On Camera, Knowing That You're Going To Be Put On Thousands Of Screens Around The World For Everyone To Judge, But There's Also Something Very Thrilling And Exciting About It.

You Know, The Best Thing You Can Say About A Horror Film Is, 'don't See It.'