In a recent interview with Horror.com, Steve talks about his experiences working on the “30 Days of Night” film, how the comic itself was actually designed to be a movie pitch, and more…

Staci Layne Wilson: How involved did you get to be with the film?

Steve: I wrote the first draft of the screenplay. I was really lucky because [Sam] Raimi, I think one of the reasons why he’s so successful with doing Spiderman especially, is because he’s so faithful to the source material. I think he’s really learned that, you know, he knows. So he’s kept me… he doesn’t have to, I was only a writer. I’m not a producer on this project and they have kept me in the loop every single step of the way.

Staci Layne Wilson: Wow, that’s amazing.

Steve: It’s really nice. Sam or Rob Tapert were calling me, then David Slade was called me or I was talking to Stu Beattie who did a draft or Brian Nelson who did a draft… it’s been unbelievable.

Read the rest of Steve’s interview here!