Bianca: Of course, horror was an enormous influence on me growing up. As a teen, I was always inspired by the actors in independent films. I admired and respected the people I saw on IFC and I wanted to become an actress who was smart and different but still got paying roles in movies. I would love to be in a film go to Sundance and Cannes one day!

Brian: What was the process like in being morphed into a ravenous tree demon for 'Canes' - aka 'Covenant: Brotherhood of Evil'? Also - did you find you were able to work out any childhood anger issues by devouring Edward Furlong in this deadly, dark arts flick?

Bianca: I met some really great people working on that film. It was a very long and grueling day and getting all of that makeup off my face and body took HOURS. Shooting the actual scene was very quick and it was my first experience working on a higher budget film wearing extensive prosthetics. Sadly, the scene isn't really shown in the movie for very long. It's sad that all of the hard work everyone put into creating the special effects ended up on the cutting room floor. That seems to happen a lot to me!

Brian: What exactly does it take to become 'The Devil's Muse' ?

Bianca: Lying topless in the grass at a local dog park with a dark wig and a "sliced open" face. I'm sure my mother is very proud. I did meet special effects artist and director Jason Barnett that day and my professional and personal life changed for the better!

Brian: How was the scenario for your recent short 'Bunny Cupcakes' achieved?

Bianca; Nearly every aspect was created by Jason Barnett since it was his vision. It started with the special FX makeup which he designed and sculpted in advance. He wrote the script, drew storyboards, created the set, directed, produced and edited the entire thing! Basically, I just created the look of my character and acted in it. We filmed it at his studio, Industrial Monsters & Props.

Brian: Can you tell us about working on 'Monster Mountain'? What was the experience like?

Bianca; Hmmm...It was not very pleasant and I hope the film never sees the light of day. Actually, I feel that way about a few things I've been in. :)

Brian: Were you able to get more in touch with your wild side while playing Pig Bitch in 'Albino Farm'? Or - did it have the opposite effect and you found yourself growing strangely calm and sleepy?

Bianca: I've always been in touch with my wild side, I think that's what has gotten me in trouble most of my life. For some performers, it's easy to cry and be vulnerable, but for me it's most fun and natural to be violent, murderous, loud and angry. I suppose it's my inner Goth teenager that's dying to get out. What's funny is that I'm actually quite polite and even shy if you just meet me in person.

Brian: How did you develop your clever (and deadly sexy) cheerleader character?

Bianca: Thank you for noticing and appreciating the need for an evil, sexy cheerleader! The costume was actually provided by Cameron from the 'EVIL LEGION'. They are an awesome promotional company and I look forward to shooting more and collaborating with them..

Brian: What is your favorite way to spend Halloween?

Bianca: Last year I was filming additional scenes for 'Albino Farm', so that was a wicked Halloween being in full Pig Bitch gear! This year was fantastic because 'Bunny Time Cupcakes' played on CHILLER TV since it won a second place prize in their Dare 2 Direct contest! Jason and I carved some really great pumpkins, watched horror movies and I baked an apple spice cake (I love homemaking!). Ideally when I am a financially secure more known actress, I'd love to decorate my house for a really spooky shindig, watch scary movies with my honey and hand out goodies to all the little trick or treaters!

Brian: Lastly, any words of advice (IE: Never let a fading child star get the last bark \endash especially if you're the monster) or future projects that you'd like to tell us about? And thanks - this was better than being led into a touchdown by a Gothic beast!

Bianca: I've got quite a lot of work lined up but I don't want to jinx it! I can say that 'Albino Farm' will finally be released in early 2009 if all goes well. 'Bunny Time Cupcakes' will also be available early next year. I am filming two more feature length horror pictures this month, so please check out my website to get the update on that! It's going through a major revamp, but the shop is still open with lots of ghoulish merchandise like signed 8x10s and more! Thank you all so much, I wouldn't be doing this without your love and support!