Adam Schafer

Scary Movie is a perfect example of that.

It's like there's a built-in cult following already that you could throw garbage out there, and as long as a percentage of that cult goes and sees it one time, you already make your money back.

Where coming up with a new idea is 100% risk, and I think the success rate is so small, it takes a lot of risk.

Well, yeah, but don't you think it's for the reason what I was saying earlier?

It's because you don't want something overly produced for horror.

Because if it's overly produced, it makes it even more fake.

Where if it feels kind of gritty and low budget, it feels more real.

I actually couldn't watch it because it made me sick.

Yeah, a lot of the first person cameras.

That probably didn't, I'm sure that played a little bit of a role too.

I get anxious.

And I don't like that.

Like, I want that when I ride a roller coaster in the middle of the day.

Okay.

That's like, I like that anxious.

I like to be scared in the middle of the day in the sun on the beach, riding a ride and go like, ah, this is great.

And my adrenaline is going and I'm hyped for the day.

Eight o'clock at night when I'm eating popcorn with my wife, I do not want that feeling.

Okay.

I haven't watched enough to connect patterns, but I don't feel good going to bed after that.