I See Parody As Another Form Of

If You Ain't Got Socks, You Ain't Got Much. But If You Got 'em, You Might As Well Pull 'em Up. It's A Statement Of Self-sufficiency. We Should All Be More Self-governed.

You Can't Show Up On Set And Expect It All To Come Together. You Have To Have A Plan, Much Like How The Director Can't Just Show Up And Go, Well, Where Should I Put The Camera? That Is Gonna Determine How It Is Lit, You Should Have Already Been In The Room Looking At It Earlier, Pre-lit The Room, You Know There Is A Lot Of Prep That Goes Into It, So It Is The Same Thing With Acting. You Can't Just Show Up.

All Men Think They're Fascinating. In My Case, It's Justified.

I See Parody As Another Form Of Comedy. If You Are Making A Comedy, There Are A Lot Of Different Ways To Do It. I'm Not Necessarily Always Aware Of My Quote-unquote Persona When Doing Things Like That. It's More, "what Does The Character Need At The Time?" I'm Certainly Drawn To Certain Types Of Material, There's No Doubt About That.

I Think None Of The Humor In The First Evil Dead Was Intentional. We Weren't That Sophisticated. We Got More Sophisticated With Evil Dead 2 And Army Of Darkness Where You Can Start To Manipulate The Audience A Little More, Having More Control Over The Medium Instead Of Just Trying To Figure Out How To Do It. I Suppose That's Pretty Normal With Any Craft. Every Carpenter Is Better 20 Years Later.