I Never Put Out A Vanilla Edition

Pulp Fiction Won The Palme D'or And People Said: "wait A Minute, He's Actually Smart And He Knows What He's Doing!" I Feel That With Hostel, Any Time You Make A Film Like That It's Going To Illicit A Strong Reaction And You Can't Worry About That.

I Have A Strong Art-history Background.

Dawn Of The Dead Is About How We're Just A Country Cannibalizing Itself, Turning Into One Shopping Mall, And Everyone At The Mall Is Just Brain-dead, Wandering Around. Capitalism Gone Awry, And The Worst Parts Of Human Nature Coming Out. All These Different Things That People Read Into The Films That Are All There, Very Strong Anti-bush Sentiments That Went Into Making Those Films. It's Great. I Like It When People Get It The Second Or Third Time, When Someone Else Points It Out To Them. They Don't Realize It's Been There All Along. Those Are My Favorite Movies.

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.

Look At Comic Books. It Used To Be Something That Only Geeks Were Into. And Now It's Everywhere.