When I'm Filming A Kill Scene [as

'eraserhead' Is A Weird, Horrible Nightmare, And It Doesn't Narratively Make Sense. Stuff's Happening, But You Honestly Feel Like You're In A Nightmare, And It Has Such Disturbing Imagery That It Stays With You Forever Once You've Seen It.

I Have A Strong Art-history Background.

I'm Not Interested In Going After A Part. I Think If Someone Wants Me For A Part And Approaches Me Then I'll Take It On A Case-by-case Basis And See What That Part Is.

'cabin Fever' Was Very Much Inspired By 'the Thing.' It's Really A Perfect Guy's Horror Movie: There's No Love Story, It's Just Straight-up Horror. And It's So Well-done. It Moves At A Slow Pace, But It's Really Terrific.

I Love Movies That Are Just Straight-up Exploitation, But The Ones That Endure And The Ones That Last Are The Ones Where The Filmmakers Put In That Extra Level Of Thought; After 25 Years You Put Them On In Front Of An Audience, And They'll Respond To It And Enjoy It.