John McNaughton

Yeah, I sent the wrong one.

Director John McNaughton said that when making movies with sex and nude scenes like this one, the first thing he asks his actors are, have you read the script? All nude and sex scenes are in its scripts, as he doesn't want to pull a trick on actors like, oh, I know it's not in the script, but do you mind taking your clothes off?

He's

often found that if the actors are well-prepared in advance and don't feel exploited, they have very little issues.

So you just decided to turn around and be like, hey,

his nether regions were never going to show up because he thought Matt Dillon was blocking the shot.

But director John McNaughton told the Huffington Post that it made an unintentional cameo because he stepped out of the shower and

Matt threw him a towel.

Yep.

Or The Borrower from John McNaughton.

Yep.

We're gonna talk about [laughs] Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins.

What's his name?

John McNaughton.

John McNaughton, right.

And he also directed Wild Things, which plays into my love of Scream because they both star Neve Campbell.

Ah.

I've met John.

He, he knows me enough to know my name, and I feel honored by that.

Well, if John McNaughton's listening, I love that movie.

Yeah.

But Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly, "The director, John McNaughton, throws in one too many symbolic shots of alligators.

They're predators-"

[laughs]

Pathetic

...

Denise Richards was happy because, 'cause John McNaughton as the director had said, right, be- he's the kind of person who says, "Right, I want you to read the script.

I want you to know there's nudity in this.

You're like, this is a weird person and they're brilliant.

Yeah, yeah, John McNaughton's another guy.

John lives here.

Another,

Also, on October 23rd, they're going to be doing The Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas.

And they're going to do the original Exorcist, the director's cut.

That is a good deal already.

So like $6 a movie or $5.

I'm a bigger fan of the original, but the second one was actually decent.

All right, and then that's on the 21st.

And then 22nd, we got Cabin Fever, the director's cut by Ulay Roth, and the 2002 version.

That one, I don't know.

See, the part that I piss people off with is my defense of movies.

Like, you remember Wild Things, the John McNaughton movie with Nev Campbell? Yeah.

I always say that was a very

daring movie because it had, like, male

And he, this John...

John McNaughton.

Yeah, John McNaughton.

And he says that they were talking about Mike's work.

And he says, and Mike says that what he's realised is that people mistake a clear eye for a cold eye.