I Feel Like In The '90s, Horror

Quentin [tarantino] Called Me And Said: "yeah, You've Got To Be In My Movie. You've Got To Be In Death Proof." But He Made Me Audition. I Was Like: "dude, I Don't Even Want To Do This..." So I Left The Casting Of Hostel: Part Ii To Drive To Venice, Where Quentin Was Holding His Casting, And The Person Ahead Of Me Was Derek Richardson From Hostel 1 And He Was Like: "dude, What Are You Doing Here?" I Said: "don't Ask!"

The Best Movies Now Are Called 'thrillers.' Because If You Use The Word 'horror,' People's Associations Are Straight-to-video Crap.

Once I Got Over The Fear Of Writing Female Characters, It Actually Came Quite Easily And I Was Really Happy With It. I Just Thought About Girls I Knew Really, Really Well And I'd Just Have Conversations With Them And Tried To Relay How They Talk About Certain Things.

When You're Making A Television Show, It's About The Story And Arc Of The Show Rather Than Any Particular Episode Or Director.

Even The European Critics... They Said Hostel Is The Smartest Film They'd Seen On Capitalism And How It's Gone Too Far.