I'm Pretty Content With What I Have,

I Feel Like When You Do Things With Such A Small Budget, It Actually Makes You Be More Creative... And Allows You To Concentrate More On The Story And The Characters. I Think That There Is Something About Dirty, Gritty And Raw Filmmaking That Makes It Feel A Little More Natural And Makes It Easier To Connect With The Action.

Really It's Always Things That Scare Me Like Loss Of Control, Dealing With The Unknown And The Unseen... Something That's Not Supposed To Be There And You Don't Know Where It Came From, Or What It Wants From You, Or How To Defend Yourself Against It. That's The Root Of The Things I Find Scary.

For A Found-footage-style Movie, There's A Definite Advantage In Using Unknowns, Because It Helps Sell The Illusion That It's Real. A Known Actor Would Get In The Way Of The Suspension Of Disbelief.

I Don't Know. I Think That Horror, In General, Is Fairly Popular. It's Definitely Popular In Film. There's Just Not A Lot Of Good Horror On Tv, So Whenever There Is Good Horror On Tv, People Rush To It.

Our Lives Are Pretty Calm. Merging On The Freeway In The Closest You Get To Risking Your Life. So What’s Missing Now Is That Primal Emotion Of Being Scared To Death, And I Think That’s Why People Crave Thrills Like Roller Coasters Or Scary Movies. They Give You The Chance To Feel This Very Primal Emotion In A Very Controlled Environment.