Welcome to the 966th edition of my series. I hope everyone is hanging in these times. Next weekend starts the first of two weekends for MUCH ADO ABOUT MURDER. Details are at the bottom page. Also, I am returning to ring announcing in my first time in over a decade and put the flyer for that right above so make your plans in the next few weeks.
Dude Bro Party Massacre III (2015): Tomm Jacobsen, Michael Rousselet, and Jon Salmon directed this horror parody. Alec Owen stars as Brent Chirino whose twin brother Brock was murdered. He infiltrates a fraternity to investigate his death. Soon, murders are committed by "Motherface". Olivia Taylor Dudley, Larry King, Skyler Rousselet, Greg Sestero, Katie J. Stone, and many others co-star in this horror comedy. Yes, that is the same Larry King from the news. This is essentially a Grindhouse parody. It has lots of unrealistic gore and fake commercials with an old VHS sort of transfer. As far as I know, this is no part one and two to this movie with a three in it. Take this for what it is worth and can be some fun if not taken too seriously. This is available to watch on Prime, TUBI, and Pluto TV.
Interview with the Vampire (1994): Neil Jordan directed this film which was adapted from the classic vampire novel by Anne Rice. Brad Pitt stars as the vampire Louis who is about two centuries of age and is about to do an interview with reporter Daniel Malloy, played by Christian Slater. He reflects on his times of being turned into a vampire by the charismatic but dangerous Lestat, played by Tom Cruise, and the father/daughter type relationship he had with Claudia, played by Kirsten Dunst. Antonio Banderas, John McConnell, Thandiwe Newton, Stephen Rea, and many others co-star in this vampire film. This is one of the best vampire films of all time. Anne Rice loved the adaptation of her novel. Pitt and Cruise work very well together even if they apparently didn't get along well on the set. This could be a great double feature to go along with BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA.
Mulan (1998): Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook directed this Disney classic. Ming-Na Wen voices the title character of Mulan, sung by Lea Solanga, whose aging father Fa Zhou, voiced by Soon-Tek Oh, is called to the army for the war against the Huns. Mulan decides to replace her father and pose as a man in the army lead by Shang, voiced by BD Wong and sung by Donny Osmand, where she slowly begins to fit into the army. Eddie Murphy is very amusing as the voice of the dragon Mushu who is trying to mentor Mulan. Miguel Ferrer, Harvey Fierstein, Freda Foh Shen, June Foray, James Hong, Miriam Margolyes, Pat Morita, Marni Nixon, James Shigeta, George Takei, Gedde Watanabe, and many others co-star in this Disney film. The '90s period of Disney is my favorite time for Disney and maybe animation in general. This has a lot of really good music numbers including I'LL MAKE A MAN OUT OF YOU which is one of my favorite songs to karaoke. This is also a good homage to the Chinese dynasty. There is not a lot more I need to explain. This is available to watch on Disney Plus.
Human Interest Story (1959): This is my short film for the week which is more like my tv episode of the week with comes from the popular anthology series ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS. Norman Lloyd directed this episode which was written by Fredric Brown. Steve Mcqueen stars as newspaperman Bill Everett whose editor has him go to the bar across the street to interview a man claiming to be a Martian. Arthur Hill co-stars as Howard Wilcox who claims to be the Martian and goes into his story. Tyler McVey and William Challee co-star in this episode. Also, in the beginning, Clint Eastwood can be seen as a newsroom employee. As always on this series, Hitchcock opens the episode and has a closing statement. This has the usual Hitchcock twist at the end of the episode.
Doctor X (1932): Michael Curtiz directed this pre-code mystery horror movie. Lee Tracy stars as wisecracking reporter Lee Taylor who is trying to find the Moon Killer. His investigation leads into Doctor Xavier, played by Lionel Atwill, who performs strange experiments. Fay Wray co-stars as the doctor's daughter Joanne, who resents Lee at first but slowly fall in love. Preston Foster, John Wray, Henry Beresford, Arthur Edmund Carewe, Leila Bennett, Robert Warwick, George Rosener, and many others co-star in this horror film. This is some decent horror from this era. I thought the ending was done pretty well and where can we go wrong with a little Fay Wray?
Diary of a Mad Housewife (1970): Frank Perry directed this satire which is based on the novel by Sue Kaufman. Carrie Snodgrass stars as frustrated housewife Tina Balser, whose husband Jonathan ridicules her right in front of their daughters which seems to affect them as well. She meets author George Prager, played by Frank Langella in his film debut, who is not much better than Jonathan but is more intriguing. Katherine Meskill, Alice Cooper, Ja'net Dubois, Peter Boyle, and many others co-star in this film. This is a bit of a sleeper and an interesting look at a troubled marriage. This also features a soundtrack from the Alice Cooper Band where Cooper was just getting on the rise and is briefly featured in this movie. This can be seen on Youtube and is worth a look.
Black Friday (1940): Arthur Lubin directed this horror movie that takes place in the gangster world. Boris Karloff stars as Dr. Sovac whose professor friend George Kingsley is at least on the verge of dying. Sovac goes through some extreme measures to save his life by transplanting a brain from a dead gangster. It seems to work very well but starts to get a split personality of the gangster. Bela Lugosi stars as one of the gangsters in this film. Anne Nagel, Anne Gwynne, Virginia Brissac, Edmund MacDonald, Paul Fix, and many others co-star in this horror film. Karloff and Lugosi get top billing but Kingsley is more of the star of the film and gives a very underrated performance. I found this available to watch on Youtube and is an underrated film for the season.
Nickel Boys (2024): RaMell Ross directed this film which is based on the novel by Colson Whitehead. Ethan Herisse and Brandon Wilson star as Elwood and Turner who become friends at an abusive reform school in Florida. This takes place in the '60s when things like segregation were on the rise. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Sam Taylor, Najah Bradley, Jimmy Falls, and many others co-star in this film. This is based on true events. This would possibly be referred to as an experimental film. The only thing I have to say is that I felt it took a lot from a Terence Malick film and I know some will know what I am talking about.
Coffy (1973): Jack Hill directed this Blaxploitation classic. Pam Grier stars as the nurse Coffy and she is also out for revenge against those that drove her sister to drugs. Booker Bradshaw, Robert DoQui, William Elliott, Allan Arbus, Sid Haig, Barry Cahill, Lee de Broux, Lisa Farringer, Linda Haynes, John Perak, Mwako Cumbuka, Morris Buchanan, and many others co-star in this action film. This ranks high in the way of the Blaxploitation genre where we have a sexy vigilante, great action, and a catchy soundtrack. The next year, Grier would star in the classic FOXY BROWN, both are a lot of fun to watch. There is a lot of political incorrectness and stereotyping which is to be expected in these kinds of movies.
Shanghai Noon (2000): Tom Dey directed this western/martial arts comedy. Jackie Chan stars as imperial guard Chon Wang who is sent rescue Princess Pei Pei, played by Lucy Liu. He finds himself in the wild west and forms an unlikely partnership with train robber Roy O'Bannon, played by Owen Wilson. Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan, Xander Berkeley, Rongguang Yu, Eric Chen, Jason Connery, Walton Goggins, Adrien Dorval, Kate Luyben, and many others co-star in this action comedy. Chan and Wilson make a great team together. There is a lot of great fight scenes and comedy which is what this needs to be taken for. This was a great revisit, I don't think I've really watched this through since I saw it in theaters. I did not know about Lucy Liu or Walton Goggins at the time.
Well, that is it for this week, but keep reading for the "My Own Madness" segment. Tell me what you like and dislike and stay tuned for next week.
MY OWN MADNESS
BILL CAMP
Bill is not a wild card this week but the mini-series I'm watching helps to get him a category.
Joker (2019, 122 minutes): Bill stars in this psychological thriller as Detective Garrity in this origin story of the Joker.
The Outsider: Tear-Drinker (2020, 56 minutes): Bill co-stars in this mini-series as the character Howard Salomon who is an attorney. 
The Outsider: The One About the Yiddish Vampire (2020, 60 minutes): A supernatural force makes it ways around a small town.
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BORIS KARLOFF
The horror icon Boris is a wild card this year and has been one in the past.
Black Friday (1940, 70 minutes): Boris stars as Dr. Sovac who tries to save a friend by transplanting another brain into him. This would count either way but with Boris in it, no justification needs to be made.
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BRAD PITT
Brad is a wild card this year for My Own Madness so anything he has done will count this year.
Interview With the Vampire (1994, 123 minutes): I would say this is Brad's breakthrough film where he plays Anne Rice's conflicted vampire Louis.
Nickel Boys (2024, 140 minutes): Brad was an executive producer of this movie so this counts on this particular Madness.
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BRUCE CAMPBELL
Bruce is a wild card and has been every year so I continue that tradition.
Spider-Man (2002, 121 minutes): Bruce has a cameo as the ring announcer in the wrestling scene when Peter takes on Macho Man Randy Savage.
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CHARMED
Lucky Charmed S5, E17 (2003, 42 minutes): A group of leprechauns are being targeted by a demon and the Charmed Ones try to help.
Cat House S5, E18 (2003, 42 minutes): Piper and Leo go to marital counseling and they see their past together along with Phoebe and Paige.
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EMMA ROBERTS
Emma is not a wild card this year but she could be in the future, especially in a Women of Horror category.
American Horror Story: Multiply Thy Plan S12, E1 (2023, 43 minutes): Emma stars in this season as actress Anna Victoria Abbott who wants to become pregnant and is trying IVF. She also feels she is being targeted by someone or something.
American Horror Story: Rockabye S12, E2 (2023, 43 minutes): Anna is looking forward to the Awards but is still seeing visions.
Scream 4 (2011, 111 minutes): Emma co-stars in this installment as Sydney's cousin Jill and the Ghostface Killer is back to their old ways. 
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FRANK LANGELLA
Frank is a wild card this year and has been one in the past. I believe this will be his only week.
Diary of a Mad Housewife (1970, 95 minutes): Frank makes his film debut in this movie as the writer George Prager. This would not usually count in the Madness but Frank is my wild card so this year it counts.
Lolita (1997, 137 minutes): Frank co-star as Clare Quilty in this very controversial film. This is a favorite of mine.
Superman Returns (2006, 154 minutes): Frank plays Clark and Lois's editor-in-chief Perry White in this Superman installment.
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HEATHER DONAHUE
Heather is not a wild card this year but has a couple worthy selections to become a category.
The Blair Witch Project (1999, 81 minutes): Heather stars as herself in this found footage film where her and a couple friends are making a documentary about a witch legend. This was really the start of the found footage film.
The Outer Limits: The Surrogate S7, E4 (2001, 43 minutes): Heather guest stars on this anthology series as Claire. She agrees to be a surrogate with something else more sinister going on.
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JENNA KANELL
Jenna is not a wild card this year but has a couple worthy selections to become a category.
Renfield (2023, 93 minutes): Jenna co-stars in this horror comedy as Carol who was part of the self-help group for codependent relationships that Renfield attends.
Terrifier (2016, 85 minutes): Jenna co-stars in this gorefest as Tara who is trying to get away from Art the Clown.
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JIM BEAVER
The Boys: You Found Me S1, E8 (2019, 66 minutes): Jim guest stars in this superhero series as Secretary of Defense Robert A. Singer.
Supernatural: Weekend at Bobby's S6, E4 (2010, 40 minutes): Jim plays the recurring role of Bobby who is like a father figure to Sam and Dean. I this episode, Bobby goes to extreme measures to get his soul back from Crowley.
Third Rock From the Sun: The Physics of Being Dick S3, E21 (1998, 22 minutes): Jim guest stars as a bartender in this alien sitcom. Dick tells Sally and Harry to get a job while he wants to be a cop. 
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KATIE CASSIDY
Katie is a wild card this year so anything she has done counts.
Arrow: Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four S8, E8 (2020, 42 minutes): Katie makes more of a cameo appearance in this episode of the crossover series. I couldn't find a photo of her from this episode. The Paragons are stuck in the Vanishing Point.
Black Christmas (2006, 95 minutes): Katie co-stars in this holiday horror remake as Kelli who is stuck in a sorority house that is stalked by a killer.
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LEVAR BURTON
Levar is a wild card this year in My Own Madness and has been in the past once.
The Big Bang Theory: The Toast Derivation S4, E17 (2011, 22 minutes): Levar makes a cameo at the end of this sitcom making it count in this particular Madness.
Captain Planet and the Planeteers: The Coral Killer S2, E8 (1991, 23 minutes): Lavar voiced the part of the Planeteer Kwame in this animated superhero series. Hoggish Greedly tries to bring "dynamite fishing" fishing to the Philippines and the Planeteers try to convince the community that it is not the right way to go. I did not know until I watched this that Whoopi Goldberg voiced Kaia. 
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Perfect Mate S5, E21 (1992, 45 minutes): Levar co-starred in this sci-fi series as Geordi La Forge. Famke Janssen makes a guest appearance.
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LIONEL ATWILL
Lionel is a wild card this year and I believe this is his first year as a wild card.
Doctor X (1932, 76 minutes): This is a horror film and Lionel stars as the title character so this counts.
To Be or Not to Be (1942, 99 minutes): Lionel co-stars in this very daring comedy Rawitch. 
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LUCY LIU
Lucy is a wild card this year and continue to find more interesting selections for my celebrity crush.
Elementary: Murder Ex Machina S4, E9 (2016, 42 minutes): Lucy stars in this variation of Sherlock Holmes as Dr. Joan Watson. They investigate the assassination of a Russian billionaire in New York.
Shanghai Noon (2000, 110 minutes): This western comedy counts this year thanks to Lucy's presence.
Nash Bridges: Genesis S1, E1 Max (1996, 43 minutes): Lucy makes a guest appearance in this cop series premier as the informant Joy. This was a favorite of mine growing and had no idea that was her. 
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LUISA D'OLIVEIRA
Luisa is not a wild card but she does have a few CW selections.
The 100: Hakeldama S3, E5 (2016, 42 minutes): Luisa played the role of Emori in this post-apocalyptic series.
Supergirl: In Plain Sight and Dangerous Liaisons S5, E4 and 5 (2017, 84 minutes): Luisa guest stars in this episodes as Breathtaker who is an assassin working for Leviathan.
Supernatural: It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester S4, E7 (2008, 42 minutes): Luisa guest stars in this series as Jenny. A witch is sacrificing people to summon an ancient demon.
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MIA GOTH
Mia is not a wild card this year but could be one someday.
Infinity Pool (2023, 117 minutes): Mia co-stars as the very mysterious Gabi who exposes a couple to a seemingly perfect island but is filled of hedonism and violence.
Pearl (2022, 103 minutes: Mia stars as the title character in this prequel to X. Pearl is living on a farm and descends into madness living on a farm and pursuing her dream of dancing.
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MIGUEL FERRER
Miguel is not a wild card this year but presented himself well to get a category in a couple qualifying animated selections.
Mulan (1998, 87 minutes): Miguel voices the main antagonist Shan Yu in this animated Disney film. This counts on account of the dragon Mushu.
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (2017, 84 minutes): Miguel is the voice of Deathstroke in this animated superhero movie where he tries to take on the Titans.
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OLIVIA TAYLOR DUDLEY
Olivia is not a wild card this year but she has some worthy low-budget selections to become a category.
Dude Bro Party Massacre III (2015, (2015, 91 minutes): Olivia plays the role of Mother in this horror parody.
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension (2015, 88 minutes): Olivia plays the role of Skyler in this franchise entry. A family must protect a little girl from an evil entity in the house. This could be a holiday selection for the Christmas season as it does take place during that time.
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PAMELA ANDERSON
This BAYWATCH babe is not a wild card but she does have some good selections.
Barb Wire (1996, 98 minutes): Pamela stars as the vigilante Barb Wire in this Dystopian movie. This is also in many ways a remake a CASABLANCA. Just don't call her babe.
Baywatch: Coronado Del Soul Parts 1 and 2 S4, E14 and 15 (1994, 90 minutes): Pamela co-starred in this series as C.J. Parker. In this episode, Summer is stalked by a ghost while on vacation so this episode qualifies.
Scary Movie 3 (2003, 84 minutes): Pamela has a cameo in this horror comedy spoof along with Jenny McCarthy in the beginning.
Stripperella: Crime Doesn't Pay... Seriously, It Doesn't S1, E2 (2003, 24 minutes): Pamela stars in this animated series as the voice of stripper Erotica Jones who leads a double life as the superhero Stripperella in this short-lived animated series.
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SID HAIG
Sid is a wild card this year and has been one in the past so anything he has done will count.
Coffy (1973, 90 minutes): Sid co-stars as Omar in this Blaxploitation classic.
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STEVE MCQUEEN
Steve is a wild card this year and was one in the past for his film THE BLOB and when it fit into our oozes them a few years ago so anything of Mr. McQueen will count.
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Human Interest Story (1959, S4, E32): This series in general would always count but I thought I would look into Steve's guest appearance and the bit role for a young Clint Eastwood. Description is in the recommendations section.
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SUMMER GLAU
Summer is not a wild card but could be one day.
Angel: Waiting in the Wings S3, E13 (2002, 42 minutes): Summer is part of a ballet group that Angel attends and realizes it is the same thing he saw 100 years ago.
Knights of Bassassdom (2013, 86 minutes): Summer co-stars in this horror comedy as Gwen. She is part of a group of live-action role players who accidentally conjure up a demon. This has quite the all-star cast.
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WRESTLING MADNESS
NWA Powerrr 10/15/2025 (2025, 49 minutes): The Sinister Minister James Mitchell is once again in this episode so this should count.
TNA Bound For Glory 2025 (2025, 237 minutes): I thought Mance Warner and Steph de Lander's entrance should qualify this one. 
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THE MADNESS: GOES BACK TO SCHOOL- WEEK 3
This is the third week of our crazy annual contest. My rating system is a four 6 system.
BILL CAMP
Bill is not a wild card this week but the mini-series I'm watching helps to get him a category.
Joker (2019, 122 minutes): Bill stars in this psychological thriller as Detective Garrity in this origin story of the Joker.
The Outsider: Tear-Drinker (2020, 56 minutes, 666): Bill co-stars in this mini-series as the character Howard Salomon who is an attorney.
The Outsider: The One About the Yiddish Vampire (2020, 60 minutes, 666): A supernatural force makes it ways around a small town.
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BORIS KARLOFF
The horror icon Boris is a wild card this year in My Own Madness but not this Madness.
Black Friday (1940, 70 minutes, 66 1/2): Boris stars as Dr. Sovac who tries to save a friend by transplanting another brain into him.
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BRUCE CAMPBELL
Bruce is a wild card and has been every year so I continue that tradition.
Spider-Man (2002, 121 minutes, 666): Bruce has a cameo as the ring announcer in the wrestling scene when Peter takes on Macho Man Randy Savage.
-ATB for Bruce Campbell
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CHARMED
Lucky Charmed S5, E17 (2003, 42 minutes, 666): A group of leprechauns are being targeted by a demon and the Charmed Ones try to help.
Cat House S5, E18 (2003, 42 minutes, 666): Piper and Leo go to marital counseling and they see their past together along with Phoebe and Paige.
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EMMA ROBERTS
Emma is not a wild card this year but she could be in the future, especially in a Women of Horror category.
American Horror Story: Multiply Thy Plan S12, E1 (2023, 43 minutes, 66 1/2): Emma stars in this season as actress Anna Victoria Abbott who wants to become pregnant and is trying IVF. She also feels she is being targeted by someone or something.
American Horror Story: Rockabye S12, E2 (2023, 43 minutes, 66 1/2): Anna is looking forward to the Awards but is still seeing visions.
Scream 4 (2011, 111 minutes, 666): Emma co-stars in this installment as Sydney's cousin Jill and the Ghostface Killer is back to their old ways.
-High school
-Adults playing teens like Emma playing the teenage Jill
-Fraternity party
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HEATHER DONAHUE
Heather is not a wild card this year but has a couple worthy selections to become a category.
The Blair Witch Project (1999, 81 minutes, 666): Heather stars as herself in this found footage film where her and a couple friends are making a documentary about a witch legend. This was really the start of the found footage film.
The Outer Limits: The Surrogate S7, E4 (2001, 43 minutes, 66 1/2): Heather guest stars on this anthology series as Claire. She agrees to be a surrogate with something else more sinister going on.
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JENNA KANELL
Jenna is not a wild card this year but has a couple worthy selections to become a category.
Renfield (2023, 93 minutes, 666): Jenna co-stars in this horror comedy as Carol who was part of the self-help group for codependent relationships that Renfield attends.
Terrifier (2016, 85 minutes, 66 1/2): Jenna co-stars in this gorefest as Tara who is trying to get away from Art the Clown.
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JIM BEAVER
The Boys: You Found Me S1, E8 (2019, 66 minutes, 666): Jim guest stars in this superhero series as Secretary of Defense Robert A. Singer.
Supernatural: Weekend at Bobby's S6, E4 (2010, 40 minutes, 666): Jim plays the recurring role of Bobby who is like a father figure to Sam and Dean. I this episode, Bobby goes to extreme measures to get his soul back from Crowley.
-Bobby thrown through a window
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LIONEL ATWILL
Lionel is a wild card in My Own Madness but not in this Madness.
Doctor X (1932, 76 minutes): This is a horror film and Lionel stars as the title character so this counts.
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LUISA D'OLIVEIRA
Luisa is not a wild card but she does have a few CW selections.
The 100: Hakeldama S3, E5 (2016, 42 minutes, 666): Luisa played the role of Emori in this post-apocalyptic series.
Supergirl: In Plain Sight and Dangerous Liaisons S5, E4 and 5 (2017, 84 minutes, 666): Luisa guest stars in this episodes as Breathtaker who is an assassin working for Leviathan. I know not all episodes of this series will count but I think the presentation of Malefic should be enough
Supernatural: It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester S4, E7 (2008, 42 minutes, 666): Luisa guest stars in this series as Jenny. A witch is sacrificing people to summon an ancient demon.
-ATB for faculty member being killed
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MIA GOTH
Mia is not a wild card this year but could be one someday.
Infinity Pool (2023, 117 minutes, 66 1/2): Mia co-stars as the very mysterious Gabi who exposes a couple to a seemingly perfect island but is filled of hedonism and violence.
Pearl (2022, 103 minutes, 666): Mia stars as the title character in this prequel to X. Pearl is living on a farm and descends into madness living on a farm and pursuing her dream of dancing.
-Axe Murder
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MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG
Michelle is one of our RIP wild cards for this year so anything counts for her.
Black Christmas (2006, 95 minutes, 66 1/2): Michelle co-stars in this holiday slasher as Melissa.
-ATB for Michelle
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Once More With Feeling S6, E7 (2001, 50 minutes, 666): Michelle plays Dawn in this series, and this is the musical episode which I'm not afraid to say I own on CD. A demon comes to town making the town of Sunnydale break out into song and dance.
-ATB for Michelle
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MIGUEL FERRER
Miguel is not a wild card this year but presented himself well to get a category in a couple qualifying animated selections.
Mulan (1998, 87 minutes, 666 1/2): Miguel voices the main antagonist Shan Yu in this animated Disney film. This should count on account of the dragon Mushu.
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (2017, 84 minutes, 66 1/2): Miguel is the voice of Deathstroke in this animated superhero movie where he tries to take on the Titans.
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PAMELA ANDERSON
This BAYWATCH babe is not a wild card but she does have some good selections.
Barb Wire (1996, 98 minutes, 66 1/2): Pamela stars as the vigilante Barb Wire in this Dystopian movie. This is also in many ways a remake a CASABLANCA. Just don't call her babe.
Baywatch: Coronado Del Soul Parts 1 and 2 S4, E14 and 15 (1994, 90 minutes, 66 1/2): Pamela co-starred in this series as C.J. Parker. In this episode, Summer is stalked by a ghost while on vacation so this episode qualifies.
Scary Movie 3 (2003, 84 minutes, 66 1/2): Pamela has a cameo in this horror comedy spoof along with Jenny McCarthy in the beginning.
Stripperella: Crime Doesn't Pay... Seriously, It Doesn't S1, E2 (2003, 24 minutes, 66 1/2): Pamela stars in this animated series as the voice of stripper Erotica Jones who leads a double life as the superhero Stripperella in this short-lived animated series.
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STEVE MCQUEEN
Steve is a wild card for My Own Madness but not this Madness. I do have a qualifying selection though to make him into a category.
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Human Interest Story (1959, S4, E32, 666): This series in general would always count but I thought I would look into Steve's guest appearance and the bit role for a young Clint Eastwood. Description is in the recommendations section.
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SUMMER GLAU
Summer is not a wild card but could be one day.
Angel: Waiting in the Wings S3, E13 (2002, 42 minutes, 666): Summer is part of a ballet group that Angel attends and realizes it is the same thing he saw 100 years ago.
Knights of Bassassdom (2013, 86 minutes, 66 1/2): Summer co-stars in this horror comedy as Gwen. She is part of a group of live-action role players who accidentally conjure up a demon. This has quite the all-star cast.
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TERI GARR
Teri is one of our ATB wild cards this year so anything from her counts.
Felicity: It's Raining Men S3, 16 (2001, 44 minutes, 666): Teri guest stars as Dr. Zwick in this episode and is the counselor for Amanda and Sean who are seeking counseling for their relationship.
-ATB for Teri
Friends: The One with Phoebe's Uterus S4, 11 (1998, 22 minutes, 666): Teri reprises her role of Phoebe Abbott Sr. and would be her last episode on the sitcom.
-ATB for Teri
Law and Order: Special Victims Unit: Starved S7, E8 (2005, 43 minutes, 666): Teri guest stars on this show as attorney Minerva Grahame-Bishop. Dean Cain takes an interesting villain turn in this one.
-ATB for Teri
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TONY TODD
Tony is one of our RIP wild cards this year so anything he has done counts.
Angel: The Shroud of Rahmon S2, E8 (2000, 43 minutes, 666): Tony guest stars in this episode of the vampire series as Vyasa.
-ATB for Tony
Boston Legal: The Innocent Man S4, E2 (2007, 44 minutes, 666): Tony guest stars in this episode as Detective Walter Berenson. I could not find a photo of him with the show so I enclose a court photo.
-ATB for Tony
Matlock: The Narc S5, E5 (1990, 47 minutes, 666): Tony guest stars on this episode as Billy Pierce who is part of a group of undercover cops.
-ATB for Tony
Xena: Warrior Princess: Lost Mariner S2, E21 (1997, 45 minutes, 666): Tony guest stars on this episode as Cecrops who is cursed to be on a ship. Gabrielle ends up on the ship and Xena looks to save Gabrielle by looking to end the curse.
-ATB for Tony
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VAMPIRES
Interview With the Vampire (1994, 123 minutes): No argument needed for having this one counting.
-Possible mentor points?
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WORLD OF SUPERHEROES AND SUPERVILLAINS
Arrow: Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four S8, E8 (2020, 42 minutes, 666): The Paragons are stuck in the Vanishing Point.
Captain Planet and the Planeteers: The Coral Killer S2, E8 (1991, 23 minutes, 66 1/2): Hoggish Greedly tries to bring "dynamite fishing" fishing to the Philippines and the Planeteers try to convince the community that it is not the right way to go.
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WRESTLING MADNESS
NWA Powerrr 10/15/2025 (2025, 49 minutes, 666): The Sinister Minister James Mitchell is once again in this episode so this should count.
TNA Bound For Glory 2025 (2025, 237 minutes, 6666): I thought Mance Warner and Steph de Lander's entrance should qualify this one.
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