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Description: Until you've seen "Las Luchadoras Vs. El Medico Asesino", otherwise known as, "Doctor Of Doom", you haven't seen exactly what Mexican wrestling colliding with mad doctor horror looks like.

Description: Robots dedicated to protecting you at all costs can have their drawbacks. Case in point, the dance-crazed Megan.

Description: From the kinda unknown anthology, "Screamtime", this is Jack Grimshaw, slightly out of balance puppeteer not-so-extraordinaire.

Description: From Tim Burton's adaptation of "Mars Attacks!", it's Lisa Marie as the aptly named Martian Girl.

Description: From the original version of Stephen King's "Firestarter", this is Drew Barrymore as the adorable pyrokinetic kid, Charlene McGee.

Description: From the 1953 classic, "House Of Wax", this is the inimitable Vincent Price as Professor Henry Jarrod,

Description: Justin Welborn throws down his demented version of a big time magician as John McMullen, or more known as, Dante The Great, from "V/H/S: Viral".

Description: From the anthology "The Dark Tapes", this is the Time Dilation Demon from the "To Catch A Demon" segment.

Description: Before Art The Clown, David Howard Thornton played another character that may be fairly familiar to most everyone. This time he was the titular villain, "The Mean One".

Description: Robert Englund played a whole bunch of characters aside from the obvious ones. In 1993 he was the Marquis De Sade in one of Tobe Hooper's lesser known flicks, "Night Terrors".

Description: From the hypnotizingly bad/good "Redneck Zombies", this is Jethro Clemson in his full radioactive moonshine form.

Description: Ethan Hawke takes his turn as the bad guy this time around in 2022's "The Black Phone".

Description: Any chance I can add Nicolas Cage into the menagerie, I'm gonna take it. This time around it's Cage as Dale Kobble from the Osgood Perkins flick, "Longlegs".

Description: This is The Creep from "Crepshow 2". Pretty sure he's the final piece to complete all the baddies from both "Creepshow" and "Creepshow 2".

Description: From the movie that's the inspiration for the Rob Zombie song, this is Catherine Valmont from "The Living Dead Girl".

Description: Another pick from a modern day slasher. This time it's The Judge or Adam Or Melissa Faulkner (depending on what scene it is) from 2023's "Founder's Day".

Description: Dr. Colin Ramzi from "The Dead Pit" isn't quite the guy you wanna be fully put under around.

Description: From 1980's "Cruising", this is Stuart Richards, handkerchief expert and serial killer - or is he?

Description: From the recent slasher, "Most Likely To Die", it's DJ, otherwise known as The Graduate.

Description: Back to 2001's "Thirteen Ghosts" we go. This time it's to add in The Bound Woman to the crew.

Description: Zsa Zsa Gabor takes her turn as a villain, portraying Queen Yliana from 1958's "Queen Of Outer Space".

Description: From one of the original slasher flicks, it's Billy, the inventive phone aficionado from 1974's "Black Christmas".

Description: From Stephen King's short story turned CG in its infancy nightmare, this is Jobe Smith from "the Lawnmower Man".

Description: Dipping back into "The Cabin In The Woods". here's the terrorizing Werewolf let loose on the world.

Description: From the absolute classic, "The Night of The Hunter", this is Robert Mitchum as the awesome Reverend Harry Powell.

Description: From one of the most famous episodes of my favorite TV show of all time, "The Twilight Zone" - this is one of the intergalactic chefs known as a Kanamit.

Description: Thomas Rollins & Freddy Perkins, two clown / cult member / ghouls that haunt and serve The Abaddon Hotel and The Carmichael Manor from the "Hell House LLC" series.

Description: If you ask me, this is what Michael Myers in "Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers" should've looked like the whole time. Great look for a hall of famer.

Description: Turns out burning your cheating ex-girlfriend alive at the prom isn't a good idea after all. Just ask Mary Lou Maloney from "Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II".

Description: The evangelical, and slightly maniacal, Reverend Bates, resident of "Nightmare Beach".

Description: It's the unsung horror icon Victor Buono again. This time he's the ghost/haunt puppet master, The Devil, in the 1978 movie, "The Evil".

Description: From "Trick R Treat", it's the pseudo-vampire / school principal / serial killer suburbanite, Steven Wilkins.

Description: The demonic form of poor Victoria Heyes from the heartwarming holiday romp, "Terrifier 3".

Description: What's that? You want your horror movie to have a score exclusively done on an '80s era Casio keyboard. Well then, "Blood Theatre" and The Original Theatre Owner (yes, that's his character name) here have a flick for you.

Description: From Mario Bava's "Blood And Black Lace", it's the mysterious model killer Cristiano Cuomo herself.

Description: From the classic "Queen Of Blood", it's the titular silent vampiric alien herself.