I Know That If A Film Is

The Essence Of Cinema Is Editing.

I Remember In The Conversation, They Brought All These Coats To Me, And They Said: Do You Want Him To Look Like A Detective, Humphrey Bogart? Do You Want Him To Look Like A Blah Blah Blah. I Didn't Know, And Said The Theme Is 'privacy' And Chose The Plastic Coat You Could See Through. So Knowing The Theme Helps You Make A Decision When You're Not Sure Which Way To Go.

Art Depends On Luck And Talent.

I Made This Movie For $40,000, Which Was This Little Black-and-white Horror Film Called Dementia 13, Which We Made In About Nine Days.

To Make Great Movies, There Is An Element Of Risk. You Have To Say, 'well, I Am Going To Make This Film, And It Is Not Really A Sure Thing.'