Hey David! I just saw your movie the other night and I loved it. A great addition to the horror genre.
One of my favorite aspects of the movie was the discomfort the movie instilled, even when "It" wasn't around. I think a large part of this was due to the dreamlike feel that you have mentioned in past interviews. I instantly thought of Lynch's Mulholland Drive after reading this and I was wondering if you intended for the movie to possibly represent a dream (as many interpret a large part of Mulholland Drive to be), or to just contain dreamlike elements, such as the anachronisms and familiarity in It's appearance?
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Hey David! I just saw your movie the other night and I loved it. A great addition to the horror genre.
One of my favorite aspects of the movie was the discomfort the movie instilled, even when "It" wasn't around. I think a large part of this was due to the dreamlike feel that you have mentioned in past interviews. I instantly thought of Lynch's Mulholland Drive after reading this and I was wondering if you intended for the movie to possibly represent a dream (as many interpret a large part of Mulholland Drive to be), or to just contain dreamlike elements, such as the anachronisms and familiarity in It's appearance?
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