I Never Like To Do Parodies. I

It's Been About 15 Years, And I've Never Really Worked Seriously In Cgi And I Thought That Here Was An Opportunity To Do The Kinds Of Things That I Was Not Able To Do On Ghostbusters.

I Believe That Improvisation Is Really Just A Directorial Tool. It's A Writing Tool. It's Not So Much That The Actors Get To Say Whatever They Want, Whatever Pops Into Their Head. It's An Opportunity To Write The Last Draft Of The Screenplay As You're Working On It.

Then My First Film Was Something Called Cannibal Girls, Which Sounds Like A Horror Movie But Was Actually Kind Of A Goofy Comedy With Horror Elements. Like A Horror Spoof.

I've Always Believed In Populating My Films With Characters Who We Like, Who We Have Some Warmth For, Who Have Warmth For Each Other, Who We Would Like To Hang Out With, Who We Emulate In One Way Or Another. It's Not That They All Get Along, Or That There Aren't Bad People Or People We Make Fun Of. But At The Core, There's A Kind Of Sweetness.

I Think Junior Is Certainly A Science Fiction Premise As Is Twins, As Is Dave, Beyond Ghostbusters.