Horror Stories Have Always Worked On Film.

Way Back In The '70s, I Was Approached To Talk About The Story I'd Write For A Spider-man Movie. They Also Talked To Me About Batman. I Had To Think About It, But That Was Way, Way Back When.

I Made A Decision Back In 1978 That, In A Trade Off For Money When I Directed Halloween, I Would Have My Name Above The Title In Order To Basically Brand These Movies My Own.

There Are Two Different Stories In Horror: Internal And External. In External Horror Films, The Evil Comes From The Outside, The Other Tribe, This Thing In The Darkness That We Don't Understand. Internal Is The Human Heart.

Child Pornography Is Taboo. There Are Really No Such Things As Snuff Films. That's A Legend. But Movies Are Like Pieces Of Dreams, And We Don't Need To Go Into Those Dreams. Those Dreams Are Beyond. Child Pornography - It's Horrible. Human Suffering Is A Horrible Thing In Real Life.

Horror Is Always The Same. It Changes With The Culture And Changes With Technology. The Stories Are Always The Same. There Are Just Two Basic Stories In Horror, Two Simple Ones -- Evil Is Outside And Evil Is In Here [points To His Heart].