Are his eyes open or closed while he controls objects in his vegetative state?
Screenwriter Everett DeRoche and Director Richard Franklin decided that they should be open when they made “PATRICK (1978) – the Italians obviously agreed when they made their own unofficial spaghetti sequel, “PATRICK IS STILL ALIVE” (1980) – so who am I to argue with visionaries of their caliber! 5. Would you agree that a young Nicole Kidman “isn’t werewolf enough?” I think the key word here is “young”. Our Nic (as Aussies affectionately like to call her) is so versatile now that she’s added rubber noses to her repertoire that I’m sure she could play a werewolf in her sleep (but possibly quite easier, a Vampire!). 6. What should every director remember to do before it’s too late? Set him/herself on fire to prove to your lead actor that he/she should do the same for the sake of your film… and cast Ozploitation’s greatest heavy, Roger Ward, in your film. 7. Of the various legends of Oz-ploitation you spoke to (John Lamond, Anthony I. Ginnane, Brian Trenchard-Smith, etc.) Who was the mos
