On upcoming View Askew DVDs: “Working on “Big Helium Dog” and “Small Town Gay Bar”.”

On that horror flick: “That flick’s gonna be good, man. Not the traditional horror flick some seem to be expecting.”

On choosing music for films: “For “Clerks” and “Rats”, most of those tracks were selected from a list both labels gave us to choose from. For “Amy”, “Dogma”, most of “Strike Back”, and all of both “Jersey Girl” and “Clerks II”, I chose that stuff myself. Sometimes I’ll write specific music cues into the script (”ABC” and “(Nothing But) Flowers”, are two examples of this. Some tracks you just dump into your edit to see how it plays against the scene, and that music I usually select from my iPod (”Naughty Girls Need Love Too” was a prime example of this).”

On the upcoming shooting schedule: “We hope to be shooting [the horror flick] by the fall. “Clerks Sell Out” has been swapped out for a different straight-to-DVD cartoon flick. “Ranger Danger” is still years away. The horror flick is more than likely next.”

On Tom Green: “He was the original choice for Willenholly in “Strike Back”, but his asking price was way, way, waaaaay out of our range (7 million, his agent told us).”

On the chance of a Stash-only release of the Tea Party documentary: “We might have to wind up doing just that, I’m guessing.”

On the future: “I always said I had at least ten flicks in me. We’ll see if I take it further than that. Maybe I’d go back to retail. Open my own convenience store. I always liked running a convenience store.”