I Think Having Simplicity Doesn't Always Mean

If There's Any Elements That You See Or Don't See In The Series It Will Only Be Because Of Some Legal Thing. Not All Of The Companies Like Each Other. Some Are Like, "don't Use This, Don't Use That." We Don't Have Control Over The Whole Thing.

Evil Dead" Needs A Very Specific Home. Movies Are Mostly Unrated, But On Television Who The Heck Was Doing That Stuff? And Now The Doors Opened A Little Bit With Companies Like Starz. They Were The Only Suitor That Was Going To Let Us Have Content That Was Unrestricted.

I Like The Tv Format. I Like How Fast It Is.

In Hitchcock's Movies You Can See The Storyboards And That's Cool. It's Nice To See A Filmmaker Be That Prepared. Most Filmmakers Today Have Their Heads Up Their Ass, They're Not Nearly That Prepared. He Obviously Had A Right To Say This Is What I Want And This Is How We're Doing It, Because He Was Ready. Some Filmmakers Show Up On The Set And They Don't Know What They're Doing. So Then Everyone Has Ideas And That Makes A Bad Situation Too. Be A Director Who's Completely In Control And Yet No One Knows It.

If You Don't Have Any Money And You Want To Make A Horror Movie, Take A Six-inch Wide Brush For House Painting And Dip That In A Bucket Of Blood, And Then Just Flick Your Wrist. You'll Get This Great Speckled Splash Of Blood, And It Will Cost You Nothing.