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As Long As You Keep The Audience On The Edge Of Their Seats, Either Scare Them Or Keep Them Guessing, You Can Put Anything In There That You Want.

I Love The Fact That A Lot Of My Audience Is People From The Inner City. African-americans Love My Films.

Many, Many Things Are Dangerous In Our World, Commercials And Tv Are Dangerous, And So Is The World Of Sitcoms. But Nobody Does Anything About Them Because They're Turning In Alot Of Money.

Last House Offended A Lot Of People. The Results In The Theaters, Even In Boston, Reminded Me A Bit Of Things From When I Was Studying Theater Of The Absurd, And The Rise And The Appearance Of Ionesco Plays, And Things Like That. Thinking, "my God, People Actually Are Getting Into Fistfights. People Are Having Heart Attacks. People Are Actually Trying To Get Into The Projection Booth To Destroy The Print."

I Wasn't Allowed To See Movies When I Was A Child. It Was Against The Religion I Was Raised In, Fundamentalist Baptist. I Didn't Go Into A Commercial Movie House Until I Was A Senior In College, And That Was On The Sly. It Wasn't Until I Was In Graduate School That I Immersed Myself In Films. Then, I Went To See All The Films By Bergman, Fellini, Etc.