Tarantino fans should grab hold of their cowboy hats as Quentin reveals details about his next project on the Tonight Show. The prolific director shares that the next Tarantino film will be in the Western genre. He doesn't go into too many specifics but adds that his new script will not be a sequel to the popular "Django Unchained". Though followers of the Western may be left without another film in the Django universe, they may not be bereft for long.

The filmmaker, known for his gritty and graphic movies, eventually got "Django Unchained" made into a graphic novel. As he explains, many of the scenes in Django didn't make it to the actual movie and that's what's inside the new comics. Tarantino gushes about the collaboration with DC Comics with talk show host Jay Leno. He also explains the painful process of creating a movie without all of the finer details worked out ahead of time. Now with his experience, the director feels that the next Tarantino film will be easier now that he knows what he's doing.

He also shares his writing process, which apparently has changed into a different system in the last five years. Tarantino divulges his daily writing rituals and stressing the difference between writing on paper and typing on a blank screen. Will the next Tarantino film be fleshed out in his heated pool or while being coaxed by his muses?

As a veteran on Leno's couch, Tarantino describes his fondness for collecting mugs from talk shows. He even points out that he measures his success through the inscriptions on those mugs. Surely, with a career like his, he wouldn't need to a coffee mug to tell him how famous and successful he's become. Other famous films from Tarantino include Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, the Kill Bill movies and Inglorious Basterds. Will the next Tarantino film live up to these gems?