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I Love Movies. I Mean, I Really, Really Love Movies.

I Think In A Post-9/11 World, With The Images Coming Back From Iraq, Everybody Knows More And More People Who Are Going Over There... The Images On The Youtube Phenomenon Where The Violence Is So Immediate. Direct People Need Something Stronger To Respond To. I Think That There's Definitely A Wave Of Directors - Who Are Labelled The Splat Pack - Who Really, Really Care About Making Great Scary Movies.

I Think Characters Are Most Terrifying When They're Relatable. It's Best When Your Most Horrible Characters Make Sense, And Are Believable. That's When A Movie Is Most Terrifying.

The World Is Changing. Social Media Is A Way To Sell Movies And To Build A Fan Base. The Truth Is That You Have Followers Because They Know You Are Into It And You're Funny And You Like It. I Think It's Great.

The Point Of The First One Was That It Was About Guys Being Lured By Sex And The Stereotypes... I Always Say It's Like A Horror Version Of Borat. Borat's Not An Accurate Depiction Of Khazakstan, It's An Accurate Depiction Of America. That's What Hostel Is.