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He seems honest about his experience and what cultivated his passion project. I can't fathom what nightmare he had but am somewhat glad for it as his experience turned into a positive, creative energy (albeit, scary as heck) which has charmed and enraptured the minds and hearts of many around the world.
To use an older form of graphical expression isn't entirely new. However, his rotoscoping technique and application within the horror genre is excellent. His love for hitchcock may very well imply his love for movies and expertise in conceptualising horror. Furthermore, it seems apparent that he is down to earth, despite his fascination with the supernatural.
An insightful interview. I can't wait to play more!