MAURICE DEVEREAUX MAILED ME!!!

Maurice Devereaux, one of the upcoming greatest master of horror replied to my fan mail!!!! XD Oh God! I can't stop smiling!

my Mail
hello, Mr. Devereaux!

I'm Paul from the Philippines and an avid slasher fanatic (Lord knows I'm the only slasher fanatic in the Philippines...)

I just would like to say, thank you for making the End of the Line film. Though I'm not spiritually with you about religion, I have to agree with your fears in religious extremism. Despite me being Catholic, I do have to admit that the fear of people using religion as a scam is really terrifying, and your film serves as a warning to all people who are about to do the same thing.

I believe your film should be properly reviewed by my fellow Christians as some sort of eye-opener to teach our beliefs more properly. No scams, no brainwashing into false beliefs and icons, just plain morality and proper theologic studies. The world is getting poorer and desperation often misguide these people into crimes, diversity and yes, even murders, your point to this is really true. Religion is supposed to be for the good of mankind, teaching people to love one another and do good for our own, but lately, because of zeals and extremists, we got human sacrifices and suicides for their own vision of heaven (...bomb down a plane for you to go to heaven...I know I'm supposed to be tolerant but that is just crazy XD)

You have a great talent for making slasher films (especially $la$her$) , hope your next would be better and I do hope your hardwork will be recognized and greatly appreciated by not only the horror purists, but also those who might find it offending.

God-Speed Mr. Devereaux!

after one night, he replied back:

Hello Paulo,

Hope you are doing great, thank you for the nice comments it's very appreciated...

All my best,

Kindest regards
Maurice




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HOLY CRAP! MY FIRST SUCCESSFUL FAN MAIL!

For those who didn't know, Maurice Devereaux is the mind behind Lady In the Lake, $LA$HER$ and the more recent (and very controversial) End of the Line, which revolves around a group stuck in a subway, attacked by killer extremist cults. Like always, this slasher film was bashed by the sensitive religious, but they're forgetting the true message behind this film (or so I believe it) : Religion is a very sensitive and strong matter, it should not be taken lightly and it must be taught with true virtue and proper knowledge; to beware false icons or they're be hell to pay.

Apparently, Maurice tackled this pretty well.

YAY!