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| Jennifer Rouse | As "Chainsaw Sally" gets closer and closer to release, it was time to get another one of the beauties from the film involved in our Christmas tradition. Friends, meet Jennifer Rouse.
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BumsCorner: You look familiar...where have I seen you before?
Jennifer: I’ve been in a few horror films such as “The Death Of Poe” and “Chainsaw Sally”. You may have caught a glimpse of me in John Waters’ “A Dirty Shame”, “The West Wing”, and a couple of other TV shows. I also had a few roles in the Canadian TV show “Creepy Canada”.
BumsCorner: What's your favorite Christmas movie?
Jennifer: I would say my favorites are The Grinch Who Stole Christmas (with Boris Karloff’s great narration), and Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. I DID like A Christmas Story until there was a 48-hour marathon of it last year on one of the cable channels. I can’t watch it this year!
Maybe after some time passes I’ll get back into it. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer is good also.
BumsCorner: Do you cook around the holidays, or let other people do the work?
Jennifer: Although I’ve been known to be a pretty good cook, I generally let other people do the work. I think I’ve only cooked one Thanksgiving dinner in my life and I was nervous as hell about it. Having to take the guts out of a turkey was just not for me. I have to say, the dinner came out pretty good though, for a first-time turkey cooker.
BumsCorner: Any particular tunes get you in the Christmas spirit?
Jennifer: Some of my favorites are Carol Of The Bells, and O Holy Night. Traditional Christmas songs get me into the spirit more than all of the pop songs that have been done about Christmas. | |  | |
BumsCorner: Do you shop through the year, or last minute rush?
Jennifer: I always start out with the good intention of shopping well in advance but I usually end up starting about a week before Christmas. Looks like this year is shaping up the same way! The thing is, some of my family members are just so damn hard to buy gifts for! I usually can’t think of anything original to get them so I put it off and put it off until I end up falling back on my un-original idea of like, a shirt or something. My dad is the worst to shop for.
BumsCorner: We're having drinks with Santa later, any one particular gift we should tell him you want?
Jennifer: Well let’s get him really drunk to loosen him up and I’ll ask him for: a horse (although, he’d have to give me a new house with enough land around it as well, my backyard just doesn’t cut it for owning a horse), a new photography light kit, new computer software, and clothes are always good.
BumsCorner: Snow: makes the spirit bright, or cold white death?
Jennifer: I love snow…..as long as I’m inside and it’s outside! | |  | |
BumsCorner: Working on any cool projects you can tell us about?
Jennifer: “The Death Of Poe” just came out on DVD through Alpha New Cinema. It’s a 3-disc set with loads of extras. If you’re a fan of Poe it’s a must have.
The set comes with: “The Death Of Poe” feature film, a bunch of behind-the scenes featurettes, “The Avenging Conscience” starring Henry B. Walthal from 1914 which is based on The Tell-Tale Heart, “The Raven” from 1915 which also stars Walthal, audio commentary from Mark Redfield (who directed and plays Edgar Allan Poe in “The Death Of Poe”), and a third disc which has a bunch of Poe’s poems and stories on it. The website for the film is http://www.thedeathofpoe.com.
“Chainsaw Sally” will be out on DVD through Shock-O-Rama on February 27th.
I play the infamous “Ice-Cream Girl” and also associate produced the film.
The DVD package for that is very good as well. I believe it’s going to include behind-the-scenes and making-of footage, cast and crew interviews and a few other special features.
I’ve also been training for a western that will start shooting next year called “One-Eyed Horse”. I’ve been going to “Cowboy Bootcamp” for the last couple of months, which has been a lot of fun. Wayne Shipley, who will direct it, has been teaching the actors some horse ridin’ and gun shootin’
skills. I hadn’t been on a horse since I was a teenager but I think I’m doing pretty well with it. You can check out the website at http://www.one-eyedhorse.com. | | BumsCorner: How do you REALLY feel about carolers?
Jennifer: As long as they are singing on a street corner, they’re fine. When they knock on the front door it’s a little bit awkward. I know they mean well though.
BumsCorner: I've got some mistletoe I was going to sneak above the door before you left, should I even bother, or will you pretend you don't see it and scurry out of here like the last girl?
Jennifer: I’m gonna leave you guessing. Is it real live mistletoe or that fake plastic stuff?
BumsCorner: Have you been naughty or nice this year?
Jennifer: I’m always nice! Too nice. Maybe I should start being a little naughty more often. Makes life interesting.
BumsCorner: Screw all the Whos in Whoville...any final words for all the Bums in Bums Corner?
Jennifer: Have a great Christmas you guys! xoxo |
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Updated Saturday, December 23, 2006 Written by Scraps |
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