Horror Found Me. I Got Into The

Anybody Can Make A Movie, If You Have The Will. The Digital Revolution Has Made It Very Inexpensive To Make A Film. Anybody Who Wants To Can Do It.

When You Have No Money, You Need Invention.

It [horror Genre] Never Dies. It Just Keeps Getting Re­invented And It Always Will. Horror Is A Universal Language; We're All Afraid. We're Born Afraid, We're All Afraid Of Things: Death, Disfigurement, Loss Of A Loved One. Everything That I'm Afraid Of, You're Afraid Of And Vice Versa. So Everybody Feels Fear And Suspense.

It's A Very Good Time For Horror. This Business Certainly Has Changed, But There's Still Room For Serious Horror Films. Look At 28 Days Later, That's Not A Tongue-in-cheek Picture.

Horror Stories Have Always Worked On Film. It's Where They Work. That's Where Vampires And Ghosts And Ufos Are Real. They're Not Particularly Real In Life, But They're Real On The Screen. It's The Communal Aspect Of Movie-watching.