DEVOUR: Heavy Metal Vampires, Cannibals & A Werewolf | Director Scott B. Hansen Interview

It...

Uh, you, you know, you didn't even really mention half the stuff that's in there.

There's all kinds of monsters and stuff.

Was there any, any time that someone's like, "Maybe you should cut some of this out.

Like, maybe this is too much to put in your movie or too much for the-

I kinda wanted it to be a TV show, and that's the way I pitched it, and I just couldn't get funding if I'm being honest.

But, you know, we're small.

Um, and I did have, like, 10 more head explosions at the end-

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so they made me cut that.

Uh, yeah.

I was just trying to...

I don't know.

Like, I've seen every werewolf movie, I've seen every vampire movie, and I come from the metal world.

I've done big music videos for, for big metal bands, you know? So that's kinda like my wheelhouse, my area.

Um, but, uh, I just never seen a vampire metal band.

I thought that was kinda cool, you know? And, uh, we're, you know, they're, they actually have a good conscience in the movie.

They're trying to help this girl they find in the middle of the road, and they're actually being good people after they just took care of some business, you know? This promoter fucks them over, and, uh, they have to off him.

And, uh, y- uh, if you're in a metal band or any kind of rock band, you know that story all too well.

So, um, it kinda hits in some areas like that.

You know, it's just fun, weird.

Um, but yeah.

I mean, there's a lot of stuff in there.

It's, um, it's not a not...