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  • I think you need to go into a zen movie like you are going into an art museum. You have to see it for what it is. As I always say, you might hate the art of Picasso but you can't say it isn't art. Zen Filmmaking is art. You may love it, you may hate it, but it's made purely from the sense of art.
  • My entire life, I've been an artist of one type or another. When filmmaking opportunities came my way, it was only natural for me to follow a path less traveled and not attempt to make, seen-it-all-before, feature films.
  • Roller Blade Seven has been called the worst movie ever made, but to me that's a compliment. We did not set out to make Gone With The Wind. What we did was very conscious. I think that's what most people misunderstand. What we're doing is what we're doing. For lack of a better term, it's in-your-face art and you may love it, you may hate it. Either way's fine. If you call it the worst movie ever made, thank you, it's a compliment.

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