I Don't Buy Into Any Of That

I Remember Laughing An Inordinate Amount Of Time. Setting Up Scenes That Involve Ooze Coming Out Basements, Or Pigs' Heads Flying Through Windows Is Really Fun. How Could You Not Laugh?

We Were Sweet, Lovely People Who Wanted To Throw Out All The Staid Institutions Who Placed Money And Wars Above All Else. When You're Young You Think That's How Life Works.

It [the Pharmaceutical Industry] Is The Most Profitable Industry In The World, And Partially Funds The Us Government. It Surpasses Oil In Terms Of Profits And My Country Recently Went To War Due To Oil Pricing. What Does That Say They Will Do To Keep This Other Industry In Tact? It Is Up To Patients And Their Families To Question What They Are Being Given, And To Consumers To Demand Better, More Natural Alternatives.

I Don't Buy Into Any Of That Hogwash. They Put That Out To Sell Tickets. It's Just A Classic Horror Movie, With The Greek Drama Formula Of Good Versus Evil, And Lots Of Fear.

I Was Saying To Paul Schrader That He Missed The Idealism And The Passion Of That Era In Hollywood, But Also In American Life, That '60s Sense Of Optimism And Hope.