Do you have any entertaining stories about the making of Psychon Invaders?
Victoria: There is never a dull moment on a Jeff Leroy film that’s for sure. The entire process of making this film was entertaining. Working with so many pyro effects it was a wonder that no one was burned badly or lost a limb, and that we didn’t burn down Randall Malone’s home where a majority of the film was shot. Brian: Can you give us the scoop about your involvement in the yummy sounding Bio Slime? Victoria: Ah, yes, the greatly anticipated John Lechago masterpiece! I star in this film alongside Vincent Bilancio as “Mary” a popular porn star Bilancio’s character has a crush on who works in a studio in the same building. She unfortunately is in the wrong place at the wrong time and gets trapped in Bilancio’s character’s studio with six other people when the slime monster attacks consuming her and turning her into the monster herself. The gooey, slime scenes were worth every 2 hour shower it took to get all Tom Devlin’s makeup and slime off and out of my hair. Victoria: Well, thank
