A: I was studying Geography at the University of Nevada at Reno and one time I took a trip to Universal Studios (Hollywood) and saw the stunt show. I was hooked. I took a semester off to get into it and then just kept doing it. I was starving for 8 years but eventually started to make it.

          A:I play Dennis Rader, the BTK killer. Bind, Torture, Kill. It’s a welcome character from the usual roles I’ve had. I did play in the “Ed Gein” movie and I liked the role because it was more dramatic. Like that film, this too is a real guy and a very recent event. The big challenge was that Dennis Rader was well-liked and so I had to be likeable and then immediately turn murderous and violent. I tried to put some subtle things into the character though. He was a fairly bumbling guy and I tried to convey that with some of the scenes that he wasn’t the most efficient killer.

          A: It was something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. It was low budget and we had little time but it follows the actual case, except for some of the extreme stuff which we couldn’t put into the movie. But it’s real murders, real stuff. It’s almost scarier watching him than a killer wearing a mask.

          A: Seems probably like an outtake thing but I don’t wear glasses. But Dennis Rader does and when I’m killing people, I sweat a lot. And the glasses kept sliding off. They were a pain in the ass. One scene they fall off completely and they just left the scene in.

          A: Might sound stupid but once I read the script and was given the part. I’ve waited a long long time for a part like this. It’s a character who can likeable but also murderous.

          A: Well I worked on all 4 of them including “Horror Show” which was part 3. In the 2nd film, I played a small part in it. If you watch the scene, I get thrown off this balcony. But you know I’m not exactly a small guy and watch the scene closely. The guy I’m with, throws me off the balcony. He was huge. Watch it again and remember how big I am when he does this. He just hit me so hard and in real life he’d could have done that as well.

          A: Tons of fun with the stunts. All of them had interesting cast members. The first film, the scene with the headless witch, I was in the garbage bag. The guy hitting the bag with the shovel…that was a real shovel and he was knocking the shit out of me. Very interesting casts…part 4 I was the face in the pizza.

          A: I was brought in as a stunt man. Basically they needed someone whose head would blow up. I had worked with the guy who did make-up effects before and they needed someone whose face could show real pain.

          A: It was my first time to play a victim. Tony Todd, Robert Englund and I, all played victims. My good friend Andrew Divoff plays the Djinn. Very interesting to have that happen for us. I enjoyed it. Did you know I'm the only one to be a victim and play "Jason" as well [in the "Friday the 13th films"]? I am killed off camera but I do appear in the credits as a victim. I thought that was cool.

          A: Well I have several movies that are finished, coming out: "Sickle," "Frozen," "Old Habits Die Hard" and "Monsterpiece Theatre." I just keep killing motherfuckers! Hope the language is ok.

          A: I hope to be talking to you about doing a comedy. I’m serious. It’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I think that would be interesting and something new for me.

          A: Wow, you’re coming up with some questions I’ve never been asked before. Um...wow....well, I worked only on stunts with David Fincher in “Seven” so maybe work for him in more of an acting role. Also an up and comer in Rob Hall.

          A: If I really have a choice, I like roles where it’s a little bit different than what I’ve done before. That really attracts me to it…something a little different.

          A: Haha…people know a lot.

          A: Ok...I never talk about it but since you asked...I tried out and qualified for Mensa. I love doing tests, especially IQ tests. I never signed up for it since most are just pompous assholes but I just wanted to see if I could qualify.

          A: Ok...I’ll throw in a skeleton in my closet with this question. Last movie I’ve seen...it’s been awhile. Man, not sure...I didn’t see the new “Friday the 13th” but I want to. I guess even though it was out awhile, I’d say “Silent Hill.” I kinda enjoyed it.

          As for my all-time favorite, it’s “The Exorcist.” It stands up through time. Still holds up.

          Finally an embarrassing film I’ve done. “Hard Bodies”...I was a geek at the beach...that’s my character name too. I was 29 years old and called “old geek.” Just watch it again and see me being an idiot!”

          A: Yes, go watch it. It's embarrassing!