First of all thanks for taking the time to do this

I was doing stage shows and convention modeling, which led me to working with Troma Entertainment. Lloyd Kaufman referred me for my first acting role. It was for an anthology film called Slices, which is still out there on dvd.

I do. It’s like a mini family each time where we create art, make a mess, and share our love for our work. I really enjoy the process of being hands on, and Jumping in to help out in various areas of projects.

It definitely is! Right now is a huge time for so many artists, and a fantastic time for fans as well. There are just so many exciting opportunities for film makers to connect with the audiences, and get support. Plus so many people seem to be finding each other, and just harnessing resources to create some truly incredible work!

Yes. I feel many folks look out for each other, and also contribute to helping others within the scene. People also are always looking to network and grow as well, and it’s a great place to do so, with support!

That’s a tough one for sure. I feel that I’ve taken something special away from almost everything that I’ve done honestly. I would have to say that “As Night Falls”, will always be very dear to me. I mean getting pitchforked to death by Debbie Rochon is hard to top! I mainly love to die horribly, it’s a great way to wrap a role, literally!

I do, and I’m super proud of it! My husband is there most of the time, he enjoys the social aspect of it, and is way more knowledgeable than I am. It’s an insanely wonderful feeling to own something that helps to support our family, and also gives the community something so positive to experience. Everyone is always so happy and just their childhood selves, reminiscing and full of excitement when they come in. It’s the best!

Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis, Melinda Clarke, Traci Lords, Rose McGowan, Lance Henricksen…

Q8: Where you a Horror fan as a kid, if so what were your favourite Horror films?

I started being a fan very early. I remember my first was Jaws 3 I believe. Then A Nightmare on Elm Street, which is still one of my top favorites. I went on to get really into the  Sleepaway Camp films, Cheerleader Camp, Chopping Mall, Night of the Demons… just so many. I watched my local horror host every Saturday afternoon, Dr. Paul Bearer on channel 44. And then USA up all night, and joe bob Briggs… I would get my mom to let me rent horror films as well any time that I could, just going off of the box art. I was pretty much immersed in it from 3rd grade on. I still am, I never stopped. It’s predominantly what I watch.