I Feel Like In The '90s, Horror

There's Something Very Scary About Exposing Yourself On Camera, Knowing That You're Going To Be Put On Thousands Of Screens Around The World For Everyone To Judge, But There's Also Something Very Thrilling And Exciting About It.

I Felt People Responded To Two Things. One, Obviously, Is The Gore And The Scenes Like The Eye Gauging.

Much Of My Youth Was Spent In The Parking Lot Or Inside A Dunkin' Donuts.

When I Was 22, I Had This Horrible Psoriasis Outbreak. It Was All Over My Legs, I Couldn't Walk Because My Legs Were Cracked And Bleeding. Weird Things Like That Can Happen To Your Body.

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.