When I Was 22, I Had This

I Want People To See My Name On A Movie, Pay Money And Know They're Going To Be Entertained For 90 Minutes.

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

It's Just Assumed That A Horror Sequel Is Going To Be Bad. It's Never Going To Be As Good As The First One.

I Think That Horror Films Have A Very Direct Relationship To The Time In Which They're Made. The Films That Really Strike A Film With The Public Are Very Often Reflecting Something That Everyone, Consciously Or Unconsciously Feeling - Atomic Age, Post 9-11, Post Iraq War; It's Hard To Predict What People Are Going To Be Afraid Of.

Pulp Fiction Won The Palme D'or And People Said: "wait A Minute, He's Actually Smart And He Knows What He's Doing!" I Feel That With Hostel, Any Time You Make A Film Like That It's Going To Illicit A Strong Reaction And You Can't Worry About That.