God Bless The Popcorn Film. Especially Movies

I'm Always Curious About What Happens When We Die. And I'd Like To Think That Somehow The Spirit Goes On. I'd Rather Not Think That It's Just About This.

I'm An Enormous Admirer Of Christopher Lee. He's Somebody, Along With Vincent Price, Who I Celebrate, And I Wanted My Movies To Show That Celebration And That Honoring Of These Great Film Stars That Were Unafraid To Go Into Horror And Grand Guignol And The Macabre.

I Haven't Made Anything I Don't Believe In. I've Always Started A Movie With A Song In My Heart, And Even When I'm A Little Unclear About It, Something Magical Happens And It Comes Into Focus In A Way That I'm Feeling Good About.

I Always Say To Myself That If I Can Make A Movie That Makes A Kid Smile Or Gives Them Some Hope Or Something To Get Excited About, Then I'm Applying Myself In The Best Way That I Can. I Don't Think That Just Goes For Kids. I Think That It Goes For Adults, As Well, And For Families.

When I Was Eight, I Would Look At The Cover Of The 'ghost Rider' Comic Book In My Little Home In Long Beach, California, And I Couldn't Get My Head Around How Something That Scary Could Also Be Good. To Me It Was My First Philosophical Awakening - 'how Is This Possible, This Duality?'