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Alex Hammond's "Prom Night" was bit unorthodox.

A little commissioned piece of the immortal Malcolm McDowell in "The Employer".

Eric Binford has just a slight identity crisis in "Fade To Black".

Little Tommy Jarvis from his first appearance in "Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter" is here to kick ass at Zaxxon and hack him up a serial killer.

Let your stuff do the talking with this shirt of Gozer of "Ghostbusters".

An unfortunate last name if you wanna stay sane. Brenda Bates here is from the '90s slasher by the numbers "Urban Legend".

From Tobe Hooper's "tweener" flick, this is Judd, the worst/best alligator handler ever from "Eaten Alive".

The mattress enthusiast himself, Dr, Phillip Channard from "Hellbound: Hellraiser II".

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

Stirba, the werewolf queen from the 09 minute non-sequitur, "Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf".

The cranky hit and runned fisherman Ben Willis from "I Don't Know What You Did Last Summer".

From "The Void", it's the mysterious and pretty whacked out cultists.

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

From the often forgotten movie, "Shock Waves", it's one of the underwater amphibious Nazi zombie soldier.

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

From one of my favorite shows growing up, it's King of the Cobwebbed Castle, Herman Munster from "The Munsters".

From "Bride Of Chucky", here's the scarred and messed up version of the evil doll himself, Chucky.

Oh, just another top notch actor in a schlocky horror movie. This is Ernest Borgnine as Isaiah Schmidt in "Deadly Blessing".

Slim Razor, the evil zombie cowboy out for revenge and a purdy crystal skull from "House II: The Second Story" is part of the posse now.

The first and last crazy killer in Duo-Vision, here's bagheaded Jason Gant from "Wicked Wicked".

From the fun remake "House On Haunted Hill" (1999), it's Jeffrey Combs as yet another nutty doctor. This time he's noted unhinged surgeon, Dr. Richard Benjamin Vanacutt.

The quote is from the best one of the series, the first "Wrong Turn". The look of Three Fingers here is from "Wrong Turn 3". So here's a mix of the best of both of the cannibalistic archery-loving hick.

Even the late great Martin Landau took a spin as a psycho killer as Byron "Preacher" Sutcliffe in 1982's "Alone In The Dark".

It's Carrie's low-rent second cousin Jennifer Baylor from the snake-centric, and obviously named, "Jennifer".

You should know better than to mess with quiet, hooded creepy kids in hallways like Tomas here from "Orphanage".

The intentionally catatonic (for some reason) Grandpa Chapman from "Silent Night, Deadly Night".

The movie scared the hell outta me when I was a kid. This is the Phantom Killer from "The Town That Dreaded Sundown". (The original one).

From the extremely oddball flick, "Xtro", here's Sam Phillips in his almost completely transformed form.

From another awesome William Castle flick, here is the permanently creepy (whether she wanted to be or not) Joan Crawford from "Strait-Jacket".

Poor Mr. Parr, all manipulated by Elle Kendrick, otherwise known as THe Blair Witch from "The Blair Witch Project".

A creepy character, The Man Who Can't Breathe, comes from "Insidious: Chapter 3".

From "Laid To Rest", it's the stylish and brutal Chromeskull.

Long before he was Yondu Poppins, Michael Rooker cast a big creepy shadow as Henry in "Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer".

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

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.

From a movie that I may be one of the few who actually know of if - this is Petro from 1942's "The Mad Monster".