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Rebekah Kennedy as Masha in the gem, "Two Witches". Go watch it, good stuff.

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

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

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

Alfred Molina as the manic Rahad Jackson from the always great "Boogie Nights".

From "Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark", the Pale Lady waits to absorb you.

The inimitable Vincent Price as Dr. Warren Chapin with his own personal Tingler in tow.

Laird Creger as Mr. Slade in the 1944 iteration of "The Lodger".

For the zero to 2 other people who have seen 1975's "Criminally Insane", it's the newest member of the bunch, Ethel Janowski.

Cheech Marin as Chet Pussy from the always great "From Dusk Till Dawn".

From John Carpenter's absolute classic, "They Live", is the second Fasincator (yep, according to the comic adaptation that's their name) I've done. If you haven't seen this movie, I'm not sure you're living your life correctly.

The unwitting pawn ghost from "The Conjuring 2", Bill Wilkins has manifested his way into the fray.

From the unanny valley and "The Houses October Built" creeps in Porcelain.

For some reason or another it's back to another Christmas movie villain. This time it's Voldar, from "Santa Claus Conquers The Martians". I swear, no more Christmas movie characters for a while now. The hot weather has me pining for cooler days I guess.

Another returning legendary horror vet, Linnea Quigley, makes a return. This time, it's as Suzanne in "Night Of The Demons".

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

From the bowels of 1930's suburbia comes the menacing Scut Fakrus, here to ruin your Christmas,

One scene, no character name given in the movie, but ridiculously memorable. Here's Horace Derwent toasting a helluva night at the Overlook.

The Man In The Mask, Dollface and Pinup from "The Strangers" duology.

From the nightmarish "Human Centipede" crawls in the gastrically obsessed Dr. Josef Heiter.

Everyone's favorite maniacal murderous Japanese schoolgirl, Gogo Yubari, has joined the fray.

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

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

From Charlie Kaufman's "Mother's Day" it's the head of the messed up family, Rose Ross.

Tim Heidecker joins the menagerie as Josh Tyler / Tex from "us".

Zombie protozoa is on the attack!

The late, great John Ritter as The Devil in a movie that I, for some reason, love, "Wholly Moses!".

"You will die like dogs"

From interior design to summoning the dead, Beetlejuice's Otho is a jackass of all trades.

After long last, Sark is joining the conscripts.

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

The great Clarence Williams III as Mr. Simms from "Tales From The Hood".

The power behind the Strange Brew label of Elsinore Beer is here. Brewmesiter smith, played by the immortal Max Von Sydow, has joined the fray.

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

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

From the ridiculous but fun "Brides Of Dracula", it's the wide-eyed Gina.