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From 'IT' to their other projects, Andy and Barbara Muschietti reveal their creative process when it comes to gory scenes. Discover why they believe their use of gore is for "good reasons" and ultimately, "fun."
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00:00Do you have an intuitive line for gore of like how much is too much or are you kind of
00:04like desensitized to it now?
00:06I think there's a line that when it comes to cruelty, there's this whole, you know, there's a separate genre
00:13which is torture porn.
00:14We don't like align too much with those.
00:17But when there's, every time that there's like a catharsis or hope, like in our movies, you can go as
00:23gore as you want as you possibly can.
00:26You know, in They Will Kill You, clearly there's a lot of gore.
00:32But, you know, there's a twist in the movie where, you know, it can happen.
00:38The gore can happen and, you know, there's no consequences.
00:43It's for good reasons.
00:45It's not gore for the sake of gore, I guess.
00:48No, it is.
00:49It totally is.
00:51It's not cruel, you know.
00:53Okay, yeah, I like that.
00:55It's fun.
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