Duelly noted! I honestly don’t have TOO many more questions, but as this appears to have dried-up over the last few days here and has very much slwoed down, I shall try to “keep’em coming” for another moment of two here, least we sadly wind-u with a few TOO many simple questions soudning jerk-ish (okay, that didn’t sound right! *lmao*) about her infamous nude scene only.

Picking up from where I last left off:

13# What was the last overly mainstreak film you saw at the multiplex (as in the movie theater), and what did you over all think of it?

14# Have you picked-up the ‘04 produced standard definition DVD boxset entitled “From Crystal Lake To Manhatten: Ultimate Edition DVD set”, and if so, did you watch all the other Friday installments that WEREN’T your’s in order to get a better opinion about the series, and if so, what all did you think?

15# Somewhat still pertaining to that last question I just asked: Well over a year ago now, Paramount degin re-mastering these series (finally) in High-Definition a with new sound mixes with home theater equipment as well as missing & deleted scenes from most of them on Blu Ray and of ocurse, DVD as well. You on the His Name Was Jason 2 disc set documentary, but you were sadly absent from the “Delexe Edition” of Friday Part V on DVD. I wanted to ask were you asked to appear by noteable genre film DVD producer Michael “slicase” Felsher and Daniel Ferrands, or where you not able to be reached at the time, or busy, or all of the above, or simply not interested in answering the same ’stock questions’ about your one noteable role over & over again?

Also, if the film should ever finally be released (are you listening Paramount) on Blu Ray, would you appear in a new special inclusive feature to be video taped for it’s release? Especially if it was all about you and not goofy or lite-hearted? I got this idea since the orignal Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) on Blu Ray has it’s own unique Terri McMinn exclusive interview, where the original deluxe edition DVD didn’t have from years ago.

16# Since you have worked on a few projects, what is some advice you can give to any North American working in a bigger large city (rather it’s greater Los Angeles, the buroughs of New York City, the greater Toronto area or Vancouver or Austin, Texas or where ever) that is trying to make it in the overall Entertainment field of Acting, Modeling, Stand-Up Comedy or Television? What all do you think of what they must prepare for auditions and rejections and with traveling and with all of the bumps & bruises the Entertainment field might give them? Anything particular you can tell the young men & women out there in many cities of this entire continant trying to really “make it”?

17# From your acting years, what are some of your most finest & cheerished memories that you can share with us that will last a lifetime in your heart & soul? Something that REALLY makes you stand up and say “Man oh man, am I ever sure glad I woke-up that day because of how heart-warming that experiance was!”?

18# It’s been said on scabboy’s YouTube page of cuntrytrash that you and you’re co-star John Robert Dixon sadly didn’t get along too well, I believe as he’s girlfriend that actually came to the audition met you and there was all sorts of overall weird vibes (of course) going on because she knew you had of course had to appear nude on screen with him. Is it true there was of course lot’s of friction there?

19# Getting a bit personal now, what was the over all absollute LOWEST moment in which you said to yourself, as you once discribed older actresses showing up to auditions caked in too much make-up (trying in vain to look younger) that you simply knew instead “Okay: That is enough of the acting business for me. It’s just too much psychologically”?

Thank you once agin for looking overly nearly 20(!) of my questions I just thought up off the top of my hear here!It was truely Very nice of you.

Anyway, I have several that I have no real hopes of ever getting answered and yet, of course I would like to respectfully throw these out there in the hopes of some of them getting answerered. Let me see if I can be a bit original here:

1# It’s to my understanding that you’re originally from the great Lone State state of Texas and that you reportedly own property in West Texas, such as a Dude Ranch. Is there any truth to that, and at what age did you get interested in horse-back riding and do you still get the oppertunity to go horse riding on occasion these days?

2# Can you list off some of your recent Blu Ray and/or standard definition DVD purcheses either retail or online that you’ve made recently, and what were the films and did you enjoy any of them if they were simply blind buys that you knew very little about goin’ in? Also, sort of on the same subject I feel: Are you a big Cinephile that is into up-dating your home theater equipment set-up every few years as well as having a modern LCD or Plasma or now LED TV set in your den or living room? Or are you not too hip or really ‘into’ modern technology and the like?

3# In the Crystal Lake Memories book by Peter Bracke, on Page 131, actor Dominick Brascia (aka “Joey” from The New Beginning) mentions that at first you & him unfortunately had quite a bit of personality conflicts, as Mr. John Shepard, who of course played Tommy Jarvis in your installment, was of course mostly all “Method Acting” through out the whole shoot and you apparently came to Mr. Shepard’s aide one day when Dominick was being particular obnoxious to him, demanding that he talk and simply “get over that”.

He does go on to mention that “from that point on, she was much cooler to me”, but what was the particular basis of that on set argument, if you care to divulge that particular information, and are there any hard feelings there that you can remember?

4# You mention that you went back to school to some websites and that you majored in Writing & Entertainment Journalism. What publictions in Texas or national-wide here in the U.S. have you written for, and do you have any future plans to try to work on a fiction book deal or to do anything else with you’re life, or are you more or less semi-retired?

5# Do you have any particular “outrageous” (as in ‘you-simply-WON’T-believe what happened that day!’ type) or “very funny as all hell” behind the scenes stories and tidbits that you didn’t either talk about in the Crystal Lake Memories book or to websites and genre publications (such as Fangoria and Rue Morgue magazines), ect? I know others have asked this but I simply wanted to double-check. *lol*

6# If you chould take it all back, since you were more of less cast in a one-dimensional role in a overtly mainstream Slasher frachise (and in it’s fifth installment, no less) and are mostly considered infamous for a jaw-dropping gratuatious (albiet me and many other younger males who grew up with your film VERY much thank you for it!:)) nudity sequence here in our purtanical society, if you chould take it all back, would you still pretty much do it all as you did (I mean on shooting the entire Part V, that is) or would you simply delete it from your filmography and never consider doing it again? I’ve always wondered because of how many spoke in the book about how they more or less really feel.

7# Do any males such as myself ever come up to you and act all overly shy or bashful or overly ‘goofy’ because they grew-up watching they’re suspeciously wearing thin around the time of your nude scene comes around (as video tape of course tends to do that) copies of Part V, and what are some of the more outrageous or funny or honestly quite shocking things my fellow male viewers have confessed to when ever meeting you somewhere and finding out that your THE Debi-Sue Voorhees who was Tina in Friday Part V? Was always VERY curious about this one.

8# For my eigth question: Actually yeah, what de@d-fuck said I was always curious about since many don’t have kind words for Mr. Steinmann, finding him quite stand off-ish or “too intense” and possibly all cocained-out at the time of Part V’s filming.
(Alright! That is enough of the almost too immature and fan boy-ish “infamous nude scene filming” questions for me; this place is quickly turning in into the DVD extras on the 2nd disc of the Halloween: 25 Years of Terror DVD in which nearly every single original Halloween II question was about Pamela Susan Shoops’ infamous nude scene. Ugh)

9# Do you have any other hobbies that you haven’t spoken of much about in interview, and do they eat up a lot of your personal week day or even weekend time?

10# This maybe a bit too personal, but I’ve always wondered of b-movie level actors and ‘Scream Queen’ type actresses such as yourselve, who’ve played heroines in our favorite b-list pictures if they are comfortable with the old school Slasher film, Zombie epic and general Exploitation film status, and are they happy that they honestly never became more better know ’stars’ and got higher paying projects to work on?

11# What it like having the last/surname of “Voorhees”? Such as Myers or Kruger, I chould imagine it but be both quite unique and playfully odd to have an infamous general Horror/Slasher villian who is world-famous also be your real name surname. I can’t quite put it into context, just guess that many of us old school Horror fanatics find it a cool thing to have in real life!

12# Part V–flaws and all–was actually my last personal favorite of the Paramount-era of the series becaue it had more old school Slasher mid ’80s crowd-pleasing deaths and gratuatious moments and even obscure dialogue and very quirky, eccentric characters and black humor that wasn’t even very common for a North American production back then. Re-watching it as most recently as you did, whenever that was, what are you over all thoughts about it? Do you feel it holds up to to other Exploitation-style Slasher entries of it’s time period and are you overly satisfied with it?

A BIG thanks for actually taking time out to read all of these (if such is the case) by the way, Ms. Voorhees! Truely it was all much apprechiated! You were in my last favorite of the much old school Friday the 13th films, and I feel it’s a great guilty pleasure that holds-up. You should be proud!