REI: And now I have chills running down my spine. If you were asked, would you pick up that hook again and return as Ben Willis? I haven’t been shy in stating numerous times that I Know What You Did Last Summer was my introduction to the horror genre and that the Fisherman has scarred me for life. REI: I want to jump back to the topic of horror movies for a second. Good news is nobody saw it because it is a terrible movie. I should have stayed the Hollywood style and been a bad guy to the end. He had beaten everyone I had sent after him. When he and I stood face to face I was acting a little nervous. I had sent dozens of men after the hero and he had defeated them. One was the bad guy in "Acts of Betrayal". REI: Am I the only one that would pay to see you play a lesbian attorney *laughs*? Have you ever looked back at a character you’ve played and thought ‘I could have done that so differently’? If so, what character and how would you have changed the way you portrayed him? So I would play a lesbian attorney for very little money. I can get big money to play killers and bad guys so I ask low budget Indies to let me stretch a bit. *laughs* Three, it has to fit the family plans, and four, it has to be worth my time to do it.
I won't play a character who begs for his life because there is no future in it. Two, I have to play a character which will suit my career. If she says for me to read it, I read it. So how do you decide on the roles you want to take? I got one of the leads, Petruchio, in "Taming of the Shrew". MUSE: I actually auditioned for my first role after being told the Berea College Theater wanted to see some new faces. REI: What has been the hardest part of your career? What I do not like is the other stuff that goes with the job, like trying to determine if a producer is trustworthy. MUSE: I love acting and creating a character or just letting the character borrow my body. Which outlet do you prefer to let your creative genius flow and why? You’ve made a name for yourself on stage, film and television as well as getting behind the camera and directing.
Speaking of horror do you like to watch horror movies? If so, which is your all time favorite horror film? We only do the best of the best when it comes to horror stars for our Horror Icons. MUSE: *laughs* I thought "Is this an honor.or what?" REI: What was your reaction to being named Truly Disturbing’s Horror Icon Of The Month for August? Now, Muse has found a home here on my official site. I first unleashed him on Truly Disturbing. He is an amazingly talented actor and musician and after corresponding via Twitter with Horror Icon Of The Month (August) alumni, Muse Watson, (Fun Fact: I first made contact with him on July 4th) I bit the bullet and asked if he would allow me a few moments of his time to do an interview with me. Horror fans will recognize his name from such movies as I Know What You Did Last Summer, From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money and Dead Birds.
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