At A Certain Point The Audience Shouldn't

I Can't Imagine A Life Without Humor. Especially If You Have An Existential Understanding Of Life, You Must Acknowledge The Absurdity Of It All.

But When You're Writing A Script - For Me Anyway - You Have To Sort Of Create An Enforced Innocence. You Have To Divest Yourself Of Worrying About A Lot Of Stuff Like What Movies Are Hot, What Movies Are Not Hot, What The Budget Of This Movie Might Be.

You Start Selling The Movie Before You Make It.

I Never Thought I Was Doing The Same Thing As Directors Like John Carpenter, George Romero, And Sometimes Even Hitchcock, Even Though I've Been Sometimes Compared To Those Other Guys. We're After Different Game.

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.