How about On Deadly Ground, the only one that he directed? (and gave a big speech at the end)

It IS a hell of a drug…

Interesting, but…no, just no.

Not for the audience who is paying the money to see it. I know that Hollywood tends to make more based on what does well at the box office, but I wish that people wouldn't be satisfied with continually repackaged and repurposed junk. That way, there might actually be some good films that aren't relegated to specialty…

They should quit while they're ahead. No need to run a good idea into the ground.