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The Happy Medium Is Television. And If You Find A Good Suitor, You Can Do It For Years. With Movies, You Roll The Dice. If People Don't Show That Weekend, You're Doomed. Tv Allows You To Percolate A Little Bit, And It Gives You A Chance For People To Find It.

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

It'll Die Down Like Every Other Genre, But Horror Has Always Been One Of The Four Or Five Main Genres That Will Never Go Away.

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.

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.