I'm Pretty Content With What I Have,

I've Been Having A Lot Of Fun Exploring Different Aspects Of Filmmaking, Like Writing And Producing. There Isn't A Specific Plan And I Usually Don't Know What's Going To Be The Next Thing I Do.

Our Lives Are Pretty Calm. Merging On The Freeway In The Closest You Get To Risking Your Life. So What’s Missing Now Is That Primal Emotion Of Being Scared To Death, And I Think That’s Why People Crave Thrills Like Roller Coasters Or Scary Movies. They Give You The Chance To Feel This Very Primal Emotion In A Very Controlled Environment.

After I Watched 'the Exorcist' I Refused To Watch Any Other Movie That Had Anything To Do With Ghosts Or Demons. I Didn't Even Watch 'ghostbusters' Until I Was Much Older.

I Think The Tricky Balance, The Most Important Thing More Than The Horror Is To Have A Compelling Story, Compelling Drama, A Show About Great Characters That You Care About And You Want To Come Back Every Week To See What They're Up To.

I'm Having Fun With What I'm Doing But I'd Never Categorically Say No To Something Because It's Not Horror. I'm Keeping An Open Mind.