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Something's up with the Zellaby/Midwich kids in "Village Of The Damned" (1960).

The aptly named Lou Garou from the indie flick, "Wolf Cop".

Mickey Rooney finally gets to let his (no-so-inner) whacko out as Joe Petto in the hilariously strange, "Silent Night Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker".

The Man In Black from my favorite schlocky Italian horror flick, "Demons".

Not all vampires are sparkly, scary or sexy. Some, like Count Yorga here from "The Return Of Count Yorga", are simply - weird.

Pluto from the worthy remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" (2006).

Francesca, the spectral lounge singer on the "Ghost Ship".

The troubled Henry Creedlow from on e of George Romero's lesser known flicks, "Bruiser".

The late Joe Spinell as Frank Zito in the original and brutal "Maniac".

Everyone knows not to sit next to Dennis from "Cabin Fever"!

The tall, thin, smirk-laden Chauffeur from "Burnt Offerings".

Jesse here is from the movie with werewolf grandmas, Hitler, vastly misunderstood definitions of what hard rock is, hillbillies and montages aplenty, "Hard Rock Zombies".

Sometimes the zombies aren't the most dangerous things. Case in point, Captain Henry Rhodes here from Romero's masterpiece, "Day Of The Dead".

If you know what it means, that's all that matters.

If you know what it means, that's all that matters.

They intimidate, skate and dominate all over the glory of Skatetown USA. They are The Westside Wheelers

My postcard and booth banner image at shows.

Behold the alluring appeal of Girard in a frickin' doorway

Bread is the best, stop pretending it's not. Be proud.

Just because.

More from the awesome William Castle. This time it's the kindly and satanic Roman Castavet celebrating the birth of "Rosemary's Baby".

The diminutive, but nuts, Michael from "Burial Ground".

From the Soska Sisters' "American Mary", it's Mary Mason.

The aptly named Grandpa of the direct-to-video schlock-fest, "Hack O' Lantern".

From 1959's brilliant William Castle original,"House On Haunted Hill", it's the blind caretaker, Mrs. Slydes.

Blood runs deep for Regine Dandridge from the tough-to-find "Fright Night Part II".

Is that Radu Molasar, the Nazi killing demonic stone-ish robot giant from the increasingly strange "The Keep"? Yup, sure is.

Banished into the woods in the dead of Winter, it's Elly Kedward, who may or may not be "The Blair Witch". (Quote is from "Blair Witch 2" by the way).

Yep, it's Abner Devereaux, the heavy from the '70s bizarrity known as "Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park".

Donald Kohler from the often not seen (maybe that's a good thing), "Don't Go In The House".

The immortal Christopher Walken as Johnny Smith in the great "The Dead Zone".

From the fun, and kinda overlooked, "Dead Silence", it's the doll obsessed Mary Shaw.

Hypnotized by himself, he's an idiot.

By no demand whatsoever, I've added another dumb fish to the group.

I done drawed a blowfish, now he's on stuff.

More Vincent Price is always a good thing. Here he is as The Man In Red from the 1964 Roger Corman adaptation of "The Masque Of The Red Death".