- There's no formula for making a good genre film. Everybody seems to come up with one, but you really can't create anything that's going to have value four or five years from now. This is a business that changes every year. Everybody is looking for the next trend, but nobody can predict it.
- [his secret to having endured the ages] At the end of the day, it's still about entertaining people who want to escape for a while and be part of some crazy adventure. I've made more horror films than anything else, but I've made some sci-fi and tween movies, like the Moonbeam films. I enjoy the genre and even though the mediums have changed, the delivery systems have changed, it's still just telling a good story and having some fun with it. I think people recognize that.
- [preferring practical effects] You'd be hard pressed to find any CGI in my movies. I really like creatures, inanimate objects coming to life that are real, that the actress can actually look and see, not dialed in later with a cartoon.
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