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Janet Compton is that pesky star in "The Brain That Wouldn't Die".

Cellars in movies are always bad news, especially when sweet old Henrietta Knowby from "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn" is lurking in it.

From the workplace free-for-all, "The Belko Experiment", it's slightly imbalanced Wendell Dukes.

It's the bloated and undead bizarro Sandy Sinclair from "house".

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

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

The slightly famished Elder from Eli Roth's "The Green Inferno".

This time it's Carlos Villarias in his turn as Count Dracula (or Conde Dracula) in the Spanish language version of the immortal classic.

Florida had a couple NASL teams as well, including the Ft. Lauderdale Strikers.

One of the first group of Cenobites we ever saw on screen. Here's Butterball from "Hellraiser".

From 1959's often forgotten "4D Man", this is Dr. Scott Nelson.

Poor ol' Jordy Verrill, victim to the "Creepshow" and to meteors everywhere and anywhere. Now he's just the smear of plant stuff on the wall and a memory on your new t-shirt.

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

Sharpshooter Andy only wanted to get a sandwich, but he wound up one of the living dead in 2004's "Dawn Of The Dead".

The legendary Leslie Nielsen as Richard Vickers from "Creepshow".

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

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

Ash was so close but so far to gettin' all snuggly with Manda Fisher. Then the Deadites had to show up.

Barbara Steele shows up again, this time as Muriel Arrowsmith in 1965's "Nightmare Castle".

From the '80s spoofy, fun worm invasion classic, "Night Of The Creeps", is the stereotypical blonde douchebag you have to hate, Brad.

The stealthy and menacing Mary Bailey from the anthology flick, Tales Of Halloween" is here to sit on your couch and stare at you.

From the widely banned 1979 slasher, "The Driller Killer", it's Reno Miller.

You'd buy this for (a little more than) a dollar!.

From the trailer for the movie that doesn't exist - it's Bio-Cop.

No better way to "find balance" than with the wise words of Mr. Miyagi all over your dang shirt.

From the "The PRowler", here's Sheriff George Fraser (oh yeah, spoiler alert, he's the killer - oops).

Dee Snider, of Twisted Sister fame, as Carleton Hendricks in "Strangeland".

The "Captive Wild Woman" herself, Paula Dupree, has emerged from the jungle and joined the crew.

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From Tarantino's "Death Proof" this is Kurt Damn Russell as Stuntman Mike.

From "Pet Sematary" and the creepiest scene(s) in the movie, it's the sickly Zelda Goldman.

The Countess from the '80s ridiculousness known as "Once Bitten".

From the original and still the best "Carrie". Creepy Carrie is all ready for some good shirt wearin' and some quality prom killin' as soon as you are.

Hellbound!

No big deal, just one of the most iconic zombies in cinematic history from George Romero's masterpiece, "Day Of The Dead". It's high time you show some respect for Bub, and wear him proudly.

From "Sinister" it's the (oddly enough) pink shirt wearing Bughuul.