I'm very much more the... less of the the frankenstein and more led more towards the the vampire stuff probably for pretty much the same reasons as you um you know and i was a big fan of also peter cushing and stuff because my love came from star wars so pete cushing was the great star wars from there that that was like my you know my entry level to hammer and then i went oh there's this so yeah so no i think that's good so if somebody understands why you love frogs like you said do they understand greg day

Probably not.

It's interesting because growing up, I didn't really keep my horror... fandom a secret but i didn't you know growing up in hastings it wasn't got it wasn't a that horror films were not talked about a lot and you know and when you go to the late night horror films it's mostly old men for some weird reason so it wasn't really a teenage you know it wasn't teenagers trying to get in to see uh these films so i kept it more to myself and in fact you know when i um sort of started growing up and going to...

I went to drama school.

I completely, in a way, just put a lid on all of that.

I wasn't really...

I didn't really pursue... my love of horror until really when it was ignited by becoming a freelance publicist and working with Dario Gento, Alejandro Jorowski and meeting Alan Jones.

So I'd just like to put that out there for Martyrs.