First Of All, I Was

Horror Has Been A Genre Since The Beginning Of Cinema, All The Way Back To The Days Of Silent Films. I Don't Think It Will Ever Go Away Because It's So Universal. Humor Doesn't Always Travel To Other Countries, But Horror Does.

From Early On, When Synthesizers Were First Introduced Into Music, I Liked The Idea That You Could Get A Big Sound With Them - Electronic, But Like An Orchestra. And I Could Play It All Myself. That Was Exciting.

It's A Very Good Time For Horror. This Business Certainly Has Changed, But There's Still Room For Serious Horror Films. Look At 28 Days Later, That's Not A Tongue-in-cheek Picture.

Movies Are Pieces Of Film Stuck Together In A Certain Rhythm, An Absolute Beat, Like A Musical Composition. The Rhythm You Create Affects The Audience.

What A Director Does... Essentially, It's Storytelling, But A Director Also Controls The Feeling And The Sounds And The Texture. It's An Act Of Creation, Like A Symphony Or A Painting Or A Story. But With Different Tools.