I Had A Talent For

It [horror Genre] Never Dies. It Just Keeps Getting Re­invented And It Always Will. Horror Is A Universal Language; We're All Afraid. We're Born Afraid, We're All Afraid Of Things: Death, Disfigurement, Loss Of A Loved One. Everything That I'm Afraid Of, You're Afraid Of And Vice Versa. So Everybody Feels Fear And Suspense.

Horror Is A Reaction; It's Not A Genre. Somebody's Life Would Have To Be In Danger For It [story] To Be A Horror Story.

I Can Play Just About Any Keyboard But I Can't Read Or Write A Note.

When I Got Into The Movie Business, Working With Actors Was The One Thing I Was Really Weak At. I Didn't Know What To Say To Actors. They Scared Me And Intimidated Me. The Actors That I've Worked With Who Have Had A Lot Of Experience, Or Who I've Even Grown Up Watching As A Kid, Were Really Scary. I Was Like, "what Am I Going To Say To This Person?" But, I've Matured. It's Fun. I Understand What Actors Do Now.

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.