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There's Fear In Everything, But We Can't Just Succumb To That. We Have To Suppress It, So We Get Used To Suppressing Fear To Make It Through The Our Day. Otherwise, We'd Become Paralyzed By Them.

You'd Be Lucky To Get Tortured To Death In One Of My Films. It's The Best Thing That Could Happen To Your Career. But I'm Very Aware That As Soon As You Put Women In This Situation, All Of A Sudden People Are Like: "wow, Well Wait A Second!" Immediately, People Become Very Sensitive To It.

I Want An Iphone 5, Someone Said Something Nasty On Twitter, Or My Boyfriend Isn't Texting Me Back, Like Whatever The Thing Is That Seems So Major In Your Life, When A Real Disaster Hits You Suddenly Strips It All Away And You See What's Really Important And Who You Really Are.

It's Very Flattering To Feel Like You Actually Helped Create A Sub-genre.

You Do Need An Outlet To Release All Of Those Fears. You Build It Up And Then, When You Go To A Movie Theater, It's The Last Place That It's Socially Acceptable To Be Terrified. It's Saying That, For The Next 90 Minutes, You're Allowed To Be Afraid And You're Not A Coward For Feeling That Way.