German-born director Uwe Boll is a throwback of sorts to the pioneers of traveling, self-distributed filmmaking — part storyteller, (perhaps much larger) part huckster. Whatever one thinks of him, he is certainly prolific, cranking out around three movies a year over the last half-decade. I recently had a chance to speak with the inimitable Boll about his new-to-DVD film In the Name of the King 2, U.S. presidential politics, his passion project Bailout, which 2011 box office hit he can't believe made so much money, and how his wife doesn't like his movies. The conversation is excerpted over at ShockYa, so click here for the full fun read.