Arquette's Killer Reminds Him Of Reagan Horror
12 April 2007
Picture: David Arquette, Courteney Cox leaving STKhouse restaurant Los Angeles, California - 15.02.08
Arquette's Killer Reminds Him Of Reagan Horror
In the new film - Arquette's big-screen directorial debut - the killer attacks music fans at a rock festival, and the Scream star admits the imagery of Reagan stalking youngsters gives his quirky movie a serious edge.
He explains, "Reagan's policies had a direct effect on the world around me. I remember waking up one morning and you'd see homeless people all around you.
"It happened pretty much overnight and it was pretty bizarre and it was a direct connection to a cut in mental health.
"(I hope) the movie points out how a leader's decisions can have an affect on the world."
But he doesn't want movie fans to dwell on the serious undertones of the movie too much - because he'd like the film to become a cult hit, like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, where fans gather weekly to watch the show at late-night cinemas and dress as their favourite characters.
He adds, "I hope people make up games. I hope they sneak things in."
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