Horror Audiences Don't Need To See Some

Even Post-wwii, Nobody Talked About The Holocaust. It Wasn't Until The '50s That People Started Talking About It.

Horror Audiences Don't Need To See Some Tv Actor They're Familiar With.

The Point Of The First One Was That It Was About Guys Being Lured By Sex And The Stereotypes... I Always Say It's Like A Horror Version Of Borat. Borat's Not An Accurate Depiction Of Khazakstan, It's An Accurate Depiction Of America. That's What Hostel Is.

The Film, 'aftershock,' For Me Is Really About How The Minor Problems In Life That We Think Are So Major Ultimately Mean Nothing When A Tragedy Happens, When A Real Problem Happens.

You Have To Trust Your Instincts And Hope The Fans Like What You Do, But You Don't Gut Check With The Fans. If We're Going To Make A Series, People Are Going To Have A Lot Of Opinions And If There's One Overwhelming Majority Or One Thing You Continuously Hear Repeated From The Fans, You Certainly Take That Into Account Going Into Next Season.