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To this day if I flip the channels around and see "House", I get all happy. I think I'm gonna get to see the exploits of Big Ben here within a kooky inter-dimensional haunted house. But, it's always that damn doctor show instead.

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

Pollyanna McIntosh as the multi-armed candy witch from the "Ding Dong" chapter of "Tales Of Haloween".

From a mediocre movie, "Pon" (or "Phone" in English) is a helluva performance by Eun Seo-woo as the possessed Young-ju.

Ahh, the awesomeness of Victor Wong in one of his iconic roles in John Carpenter's "Prince Of Darkness". Wear the Victor!

No, not that Thor, but Thor from the schlocky "Teenagers From Outer Space".

Even Harry Connick, Jr. loves the serial killers. Here's him as Daryll Lee Cullum from the flick, "Copycat".

Bill Nighy as the morose, and quite dead, Philip from Edgar Wright's masterpiece, "Shaun Of The Dead".

From the new classic, it's the Babadook (sans that frickin' little kid - ugh).

It's astronaut Steve West after his pretty crappy trip to Saturn from Rick Baker's consistently gooey, "The Incredible Melting Man".

From the way too maligned, but super fun 2019 reboot, here's Chucky from "Child's Play".

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

The bright, cheery and fairly murderous Debbie Jellinsky from "Addams Family Values".

From the 2006 flick, "Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon", here is the lead slasher hero-ish guy, Leslie Vernon

The detached head of the deranged Dr. Carl Hill from "Re-Animator" never looked so damn happy to be on someone else's torso.

The always happy little bugger, the Chatterer from (a couple of) the "Hellraiser" flicks.

Narcisse is one of the underground dwelling "Nightbreed".

From one of my favorites, "Creepshow", here's Nathan Grantham - and he got his cake.

The good ol' California Surf of the old NASL in the '70s and '80s

One of the legion of twitchy and herky jerky nurses from the movie version of "Silent Hill".

It's unexpected Chuck Connors as Mr. Slausen from the almost forgotten "Tourist Trap".

The world's most famous old lady, little girl , Esther, from "Orphan".

The full canine form of innocent ol' David Kessler.

David Cronenberg as a demented masked serisal killer in a Clive Barker flick "Night Breed"? Come on now, that's pretty damn cool.

Gonorrhea Monster

Little Karen Cooper from 1968's "Night Of The Living Dead" ain't as innocent as she may seem.

The forever legendary Bela Lugosi as Murder Legendre in the classic, "White Zombie".

Captain Blake and a couple of his crew from one of my favorite John Carpeneter movies, "The Fog" (1980)..

The most alluring sociopath of the '80s, it's Lisa Langlois as Patsy in "Class Of 1984".

From "The Man With Two Brains", it's the charismatic talk show host turned window cleaner killer, Merv Griffin.

One of the few survivors of a Friday the 13th flick, here's Reggie the Reckless from part 5.

Hey, it's Winslow from "Phantom Of The Paradise", not only reminding you to not sing his stuff, but also to live on your torso and remind everyone around you of the same dang thing!

Another classic Vincent Price role from 1974's "Madhouse".

Robert Englund's directorial debut "976-Evil" sure isn't Citizen Kane but it does have it's moments, and one of the best being this one by the ever-geeky Hoax.

Adrienne Barbeau as her polar opposite self, Wilma Northrup from the legendary "Creepshow".

Toby from the often forgotten early '90s slasher, "Popcorn".