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The iconic alien from John Carpenter's masterpiece, "They Live".

The Shogun Of Harlem from 1985's "The Last Dragon" is now here to shut yo' mouth and show you who the real Masta of 19080's blaxploitation karate movies is.

Warwick Davis as the time and space traveling Leprechaun.

Joan Crawford from "Mommie Dearest" proves that not all lunatics are in horror flicks.

Bill Murray as the legendary Ernie McCracken from the classic, "Kingpin:

My favorite character from the 1987 classic, "Predator".

Little Mike Myers after his first strike as a tiny kid.

David Lee Roth from his iconic album cover for "Eat 'Em And Smile"

If you don't k now how this is, you need to do some serious cinematic homework. It's Margaret Hamilton as the film's best witch of all-time, the Wicked With Of The West from "Wizard Of Oz".

What collection of monsters and maniacs would be complete without the wacky colorful invaders from parts unknown, the Killer Klowns From Outer Space?

The new and much improved logo.

My favorite incarnation of Jason, as the sack head from "Friday The 13th Part 2".

The contorted and pretty damn dead, Lady Beatrice Sharpe, from 'Crimson Peak".

The villain aside the other villains, Buddy Repperton, from the Carpenter / King collaboration, "Christine".

Dan Aykroyd as Judge Alvin Valkenheiser from the often maligned, but super enjoyable, "Nothing But Trouble".

Oh sure, "Beneath The Planet Of The Apes" isn't close to as good as the first one (or the third or fourth one), but it has it's moments. Atomic bomb worshiping mutants can't be all terrible, can they?

Lillith from "Tales From The Crypt Presents Bordello Of Blood".

Otherwise known as "The Hitchhiker" from Tobe Hooper masterpiece. "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".

The world's best/worst car salesman may very well be good ol' George here from "Christine".

From Rob Zombie's incarnation of "Halloween", it's the towering Tyler Mane as the masked killer.

You're right, there isn't enough slasher movies closely related to Seinfeld. Well, at least we have "Terror On Tour" starring Larry Thomasof (usually known as Larry Thomas, The Soup Nazi) as the aptly named killer, Tim.

Digitally hand drawn design of Coconut Pete’s “Take Another Hit” album artwork

The relentless Hitchhiker from "Creepshow 2" has joined the party.

The hypnotizing Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Hannibal Lecter - still awesome.

Same design for the same great company, but now you can make it work on a dark shirt!

From the often ignored, and pretty damn strange, "Making Contact", this is the baritone alien influenced Fletcher.

The late great Mark Venturini as one of the suspects, Victor J. Faden in the divisive :Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning".

If you ask me, "20 Weeks Later" is a better flick than it's predecessor, but hey what do I know? Anyway, here is the slimy and unfortunate Donald Harris from that same movie.

Room 237 has a not-so-unfriendly ghost in Mrs. Massey

Prince Mamuwalde, otherwise known as Dracula's soul Brother, Blacula,

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".

Doom Head from Rob Zombie's recent flick, "31".

You too can do business. DOBIS.

Poor Paul Taylor gettin' all eaten up by The Blob.

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

It's Baby Jane Hudson, from "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?", still amazingly creepy after all these years.