Interview with Sabbat - July 2004

I love "HENRY PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER" because it shows everyday life horror, the one that anybody can undergo at the corner of the street.

I think that the adaptation of Anne Rice's "THE QUEEN OF THE DAMNED" is pathetic, they could have done much more of a sublime thing which stick more to the novel, just like "INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE", which respected the decadent dandy mood of the novel.

I love the gruesome universe of Dario Argento's gore operas; he really has a gift about making magnificent gore scenes, directed like real painting masterpieces.

I love Peter Cushing for his inimitable class, Johnny Depp for his "trash" dandy way of being, Nicholson for his serial killer face and Ôvidie for her plastique eheh.

"RING" : when Sadako gets out of the TV set, no gore, all is in the music and body movements of the actress, that's impressive.

I think that Cannibal Corpse really knew how to create particular horrific atmospheres; each movie is like a movie! When I listen to "Hammer Smashed Face", for example, I imagine the scene at once in my head, pieces of brain squirting out and geysers of blood!

I love the grand mood of Coppola's "DRACULA" soundtrack, but I also like all the sound moods in "Ring".

"LIPS OF BLOOD" ("LEVRES DE SANG") by Jean Rollin.

With hesitation, "Freddy" because he's more vicious eheh.

Great concept, very bloody! Love it!