Zsa Zsa Gabor

Joi Lansing

Beverley Owen of The Munsters

One our favorite shows of course was The Munsters. Who wouldn't love to live in that house. Yvonne DeCarlo was certainly a hot vampire mom, but the first Marilynn was the one I remember most. Her name was Beverley Owen and she was only in the first season. I like Pat Priest but Beverley was the one to watch.

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Zsa Zsa Gabor

Lady Frankenstein

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Phoebe Cates

A boy has a pet that isn't supposed to get wet..blah, blah, blah. The real reason to watch Gremlims is Phoebe Cates. This 1984 Joe Dante flick is a clasic. The "bad" Gremlins are the best, especially Stripe! The bar scene bears closer inspection because all kinds of crazy drunkin antics in the background. We loved Phoebe in Fast Times at Ridgemont High of course but Gremlins has the monster angle we all love so much.

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THEM!

Atomic testing leads to mutant ants. While the special effects weren't great, the premise was. The reality is that a colony of car sized ants with their cold efficeincy would rule over humans in about 3 weeks..just like the borg. The 1954 horror / sci fi movie THEM! has lots of recognizable actors like Leonard Nimoy, Fess Parker, James Arness and James Whitmore. Of course, in the end, man defeats mutants. This movie should be remade today. If you love mutants, you have to check out www.goremaster.com

Suzanne Pleshette in The Birds

"The Birds" is a classic Alfred Hitchcock flick from 1963. In it, a high maintenance socialite Melanie Daniels (played by Tippi Hedren) is shopping in a San Francisco pet store when she meets Mitch Brenner (played by Rod Taylor). She follows him up to the seemingly quiet coastal town of Bodega Bay, where Mitch kicks back on weekends with his sister and nutty mother. Shortly after she arrives, Melanie is attacked by a gull, but this is just the start of a series of attacks by an increasing number of birds. While Mitch and Melanie are hanging out, he overlooks the woman who really wants him...Annie Hayworth who is played by the always hot Suzanne Pleshette. Once again, a dumb ass goes after some pain in the ass chick when he could have the girl that would do anything for him. We admired Ms. Pleshette in The Bob Newhart Show and even an episode of Wild, Wild West and well as countless movies. A reminder to guys, turn around and look at the hot girl who really wants you instead of chasing a pain in the ass girl who'll eventually make your life miserable. More about girls that are Hot and Scary at http://www.goremaster.com/

Linda Blair - Horror Chick

Linda Blair is probably most famous for her role as the possessed child in The Exorcist. She was denied the Academy Award because her voice was dubbed and a dummy was used in many scenes. She should have won just for being wicked scary(read all about it at http://www.goremaster.com/)
Linda had originally planned to be a doctor but was offered The Exorcist role. Hmmm..an exam from Dr. Blair. You would probably also enjoy seing her in Canned Heat, a story about a womens prison. Need I say more?
She also had a featured role in the disaster film Airport '75 and in many films with a horror theme.In 1990, she spoofed her "Exorcist" character in the film Repossessed that also starred Leslie Nielsen. In the late 1990s, Blair won wide acclaim for her performance in the stage revival of Grease. Linda Blair has long been active in charities involving prevention of cruelty to animals such as PETA.

For more of Linda, try these
The Exorcist
Airport 1975, (1974)
Hell Night, (1981)
Chained Heat, (1983)
Savage Streets, (1984)
Grotesque, (1988)
Witchery, (1988)
Up Your Alley, (1989)
The Chilling, (1989)
House 5, (1990)
Fatal Bond, 1991

Lara Parker in Race with the Devil

Movies about Devil worship have been freaking people (and me) out for years. I would rather face Frankenstein than a bunch of Devil worshipers. One movie that put the fear of god in me as a kid was the 1975 horror action movie "Race with the Devil". Peter Fonda and Warren Oates take their wives on an RV trip only to witness a satanic cult's sacrifice of a pretty girl. The 4 then spend the rest of the flick finding out that the entire county seems to be part of the cult. Can't trust anybody! One of the bonuses is seeing Lara Parker and Loretta Swit in bikini's. The special effects were done by an up and comer named Richard Helmer who would later gain fame with blockbusters like Apocalypse Now, Airplane, Childs play, Armageddon, Jeepers Creepers 2, Sphere and Spiderman 2. This movie is worth renting when you need a good dose of paranoia! By the way, you may recognize the beautiful Lara Parker from the 1970's horror soap opera "Dark Shadows".

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Linda Evans as Audra Barkley

The Big Valley was a great TV show from the 1960's. Lee Majors as the cool Heath Barkley, Peter Breck as the "never back down" Nick Barkley and of course the bonus was seeing Linda Evans as the super hot Audra Barkley.

Adrienne Barbeau

Adrienne Barbeau makes all her movies better just by being on screen. For more of her I suggest renting Escape from New York with badass Kurt Russell as Snake Plisken. She also "brings alot" to movies like The Fog, Swamp Thing (both have wicked SFX- see more at http://www.goremaster.com/

Adrienne even made the TV show Maude almost bearable as an adolescent teen. Adrienne, we salute you.

6 degrees of separation with Rick Baker

Rick Baker to John Carpenter

Rick Baker did makeup special makeup effects for the 1977 sci-fi horror movie “The Incredible Melting Man”. A story about an astronaut that returns to earth and starts to melt and murder! Ricks assistant makeup artist for the movie was Greg Cannom:

Greg Cannom was a special effects makeup artist for the classic 1987 comedy horror movie “The Lost Boys”. A story about young vampires feasting on beach goers. “Never grow old..never die” One of the young vampires named Marko was played by Alex Winter:

Alex Winter had a role in the 1985 crime drama (and sequel) “Death Wish 3”. A fantastic tale about a vigilante that takes out bad guys in New York City. The star of the movie was tough guy and all around bad ass named Charles Bronson:

Charles Bronson played “The Tunnel King” Danny Velinski in the star studded 1963 feature “The Great Escape” A superbly crafted movie about POW’s in World War 2 who try to escape from a german prison camp. Also starring in the movie was the masterful Donald Pleasence:

Donald Pleasence played Dr. Sam Loomis in the 1978 horror thriller “Halloween”. This was the movie in which we would be introduced to the frighteningly unstoppable Michael Myers! The director and writer of this timeless tale is our subject – John Carpenter.

John Carpenter is known as “The Master of Terror”. He has created some of the best movies of all time including Halloween with the unstoppable Michael Myers, Escape from New York with the coolest guy on the planet - Kurt Russell, as well as The Thing and The Fog with an ultra hot Adrienne Barbeau! Find out more about John Carpenter and other greats at http://www.goremaster.com/