Now While The German Money Is Over

In Germany, People Are Saying, "george W. Bush Is An Asshole. Osama Bin Laden Is An Asshole." But Then I Make Jokes About Auschwitz, And How The Germans Are Lederhosen-wearing Sausage Freaks - And They Hate Me For This! And I'm Like, "you All Are Sitting There Because You Want To Relax And Have A Nice Evening, And Now You're Pissed Because I Put Also A Mirror In Front Of You."

I Think A Lot Of People Don't Take You Seriously If They Hear It's A Video-game-based Movie, And A Lot Of Press People Don't Write About You. With Bloodrayne, A Lot Of Serious Newspaper People Didn't Actually Even See The Movie. They Went Online To See Other Reviews, And Then Wrote Their Own. I Think Comic-book-based Movies Have A Better Image. We See It With 300, Sin City, Spider-man - They Are A-list Features, And Video-game Movies Are B-list.

A Lot Of The Main Audience Thinks Video Game-based Movies Are Always Horror Movies But It's Totally Not True. In Video Games You Have Adventure, Sci-fi, Horror, Action And Even Comedy. I Think That People Should Accept More That Video Games Are Kind Of Like The Best-selling Books Of The New Generation.

A Movie Like House Of The Dead With Around $7 Million Budget Or Alone In The Dark With Around $16 Million Budget Are Much Easier To Make Profit Than The Typical $50 Million Major Motion Picture.

Maybe You Know It But It's Not So Easy To Finance Movies In Total. And The Reason I Am Able To Do These Kind Of Movies Is I Have A Tax Shelter Fund In Germany, And If You Invest In A Movie In Germany You Get Basically Fifty Percent Back From The Government.