Andysocial Tapestries

The king of glitzy heavy metal demons, Sammi Curr from "Trick Or Treat" is here to rock.

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

Christoph Waltz as the despicable Hans Landa from my favorite Tarantino movie, "Inglourious Basterds".

The nearly incomprehensible Inspector Daniel Clay from Ed Wood's "Plan 9 From Outer Space"

Billy Michaels, otherwise known as The First Born Son of the Black Zodiac in "Thirteen Ghosts" joins the crew.

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

Chocolate Chip Charlie (a.ka. Garrett Morris) from the edible version of Blob, "The Stuff".

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

The pretty damn blind and pretty damn nuts Dr. William Weir from "Event Horizon".

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

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

Some monsters work at the DMV. Case in point, Miss Hellberg from 1988's "License To Drive".

Everyone's worst older brother ever, Chet (in his true form) from "Weird Science".

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

Good ol' Ernie McCracken from the Farrelly Brothers bowling classic, "Kingpin" is here again. This time he comes equipped with one of my favorite quotes of his.

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

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

Everyone's favorite mutant Martian cab driver, Benny, is here from the 1990 classic, "Total Recall".

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

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

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

The first and most badass ghost we see in the worthy remake "Thirteen Ghosts", the junkyard loving Juggernaut.

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

From the quietly released 1997 Stephen King vampire movie, "The Night Flier", this is Dwight Renfield.

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

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

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

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

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You mess with the wrong people, and you'll incur the wrath of... "him"!

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

Hellbound!

Whether he wants to admit it or not, Matthew McConaughey was the maniacal robot-legged Vilmer Slaughter in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation".

From the immortal "Return Of The Living Dead", it's one of film's most famous zombies, the Tarman.

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