A: Growing up as a teenager in Yuma, Arizona, there were alot of films being shot there during that time. My best friend Cici's mother owned the only modeling agency in town, so we got to be extras in quite a few movies. I was an extra in the 1993 remake of The Getaway starring Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin, and again in an unreleased movie called Silent Fury which starred Dana Plato shortly before her death. I took alot of drama courses from Junior High into college, yet never really thought I could have a career in the film world. Instead I took the safe route and got married, had children and that was basically my life. It wasn't until early 2004 when I met Lloyd Kaufman at a local screening at the Loft in Tucson which made me realize that I had what it took to do the same things these other guys were doing. I owe my acting career to Lloyd Kaufman and will never forget him for that.

          A: Jessicka Rabid was a more challenging role due to the fact that she is mute. With no dialogue it is much harder to express yourself. You basically have to use body language and facial expressions. With my daughter being severely autistic, and unable to speak, I used that as inspiration for Jessicka's behaviour.

          A: Whether or not Jessicka Rabid is a critical success, I think it is important to remember that this was shot on an EXTREMELY low budget, with a cast/crew of basically 5 or 6 people. I think Robert Rodriguez would be proud. It is not an easy thing to do. Matt and I both wore multiple hats, doing everything from paying for the movie, casting it, shooting it, wardrobe, writing, editing, etc.

          A: I like to consider myself a method actress of sorts. So there were a few scenes we could have faked it and probably would have worked out one way or another. However I wanted to go all the way, so we did alot of nudity in the sex scenes,and there is a scene where my master takes me out in the back yard to pee, and instead of faking it, I really urinated. This is revealed in the outtakes.

          A: Wow. Let's see here. I came up with the title, the overall concept, I paid for the film, I was the casting director, I was second unit director, I selected the wardrobe, picked my costume, and we filmed at my house! Doesn't get much crazier than that. Matt did do his share. He helped with set design, shot the movie, wrote the script and edited the final film.

          A: Pajama Party really stands out to me because it was my first time working with fellow actress/model Scarlet Salem. I cannot come up with enough kind things to say about her, and I honestly think she is the best/hardest working scream queen around today. We have continued to work together and have a new project coming up later this year titled Strip Club Slasher. Plus she looks just like Jenna Jameson before Jenna messed up her face with all that unneeded plastic surgery, so we must give her props for that!

          A: Killer Biker Chicks was one of the most difficult projects to date that I have been involved with. Due to last minute cast changes, locations in the middle of nowhere, and basically sticking a bunch of chicks who don't know each other in one tiny cabin was a recipe for disaster. We did have a very professional crew on board who shot Zombie Strippers, and the director was extremely dedicated to the project, so I really hope this footage sees the light of day. I think with the renewed interest in biker flicks, this has the potential to be something huge. Thank God my good buddy Scarlet was there to keep me company and get me through this. Tears were shed. That's all I will say about that. The day Trent showed up the mood on the set lightened quite a bit. I think when the director realized we had a real pro on board, he did his best to keep himself under control. Regardless of the difficulties that were encountered, I would still work with Regan again on a different project. I know how hard it is making these low budget movies, so I will cut him some slack because I understand.

          A: Being in Poultrygeist was what I consider "a happy accident". I had traveled to NYC to shoot a wrestling video that never got released. While visiting, I called up Lloyd to see if I could visit the now defunct Troma building. Coincidentally the next day they were shooting a rooftop reshoot scene with the legendary Debbie Rochon and Lloyd asked me to come on down to be in it! I am so glad he did, for as small as my part is, being in Poultrygeist really added alot of legitimacy to my career. Plus I got to work with my idol Lloyd Kaufman.

          A:I believe the project you speak of would be Creep Creepersin's Caged Lesbos a GoGo. It is basically a throwback/homage to the women in prison films of the 70's and 80's. It was shot in one day! It is raunchy and depraved and you guys will probably love it!

          A: I am doing a pick up shoot next week for Lola Wallace/Tom Devlin's biker opus Halfway to Hell. Other than that, I have another huge project that I cannot mention yet for legal reasons. As soon as I am allowed to spill the beans on that, I will tell you all. Other than that, we are preparing for the dvd release of Jessicka Rabid. We are being distributed by Plan Ten Distribution run by no other than good friends/collaborators Tom Devlin and Lola Wallace. We all come from the school of Troma so often see things eye to eye. I think Jessicka is the perfect fit for the types of movies they plan to release. We are working on a press release and signing paperwork now, so be ready for some big news on this. The dvd for Jessicka Rabid should be available within the next month or two.

          A: Definitely Tiffany Shepis. Though I have technically been in a film with her, we did not have any scenes together. I would also like to work with Sean Cain with him as a director. I already know he is a great actor, but if his directing skills are anywhere close to his acting skills, the man is a genius. Would also like to be directed under the watchful eye of Trent Haaga for the same reasons. We have worked together so much, I am pretty sure he would know how to get an excellent performance out of me. Maybe some day!

          A: I would love to do more comedies. People tend to tell me I am pretty funny, and I think horror films, as great as they are, usually lack in the humor category for the most part. I would love to be cast as a lead instead of just being cast as the sexy naked girl, because I know I am more than that.

          A: Though I am relatively new to the horror scene, I have actually been in over 20 films, so am more experienced than most people probably think. I plan on doing more work behind the camera and have several potential projects which I am considering directing. So keep your eyes peeled for that!

          A: I just rented and watched The Uninvited. Though I had heard some not so great things about it, I literally was so blown away I watched it twice in a row! Highly recommended.

          A: No, thank you for being so patient! I really appreciate it.