We’re like okay, if they’re willing to work with us then it sounds like they want us really bad, so yeah! A little side note to that story.”
They came back saying okay that’s fine we’ll get you down after that tour. They actually moved shooting around our schedule for us. “So we said man, that’d be great- we’d love to do it. Of course, it’s doing our tour.” Paul continues: We’re not these kind of people just to go do a movie. So, we were like, we wanted to do it, but we don’t want to blow off a European tour that’d been booked. We were going to be going to Europe when they wanted us to fly down to Miami to do our scenes. We were still living in Buffalo at the time and, not that that mattered, but it was more that we had a tour booked. Looking back at that, we actually declined I think in the beginning because there was a scheduling conflict. He was excited, but obviously I think it was mostly Jim really being interested in this kind of music and finding it intriguing, and it was very exciting. That’s the only reason we got into that movie… Jim, and a little bit of the director, too. The interviewer starts out by asking Paul if it’s true that Jim Carrey personally recommended Cannibal Corpse for the film.
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