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Yielding to humor over patented sultriness, Emily Galica embodies the irrepressible libertine who drives bogeymen into a carte blanche frenzy. She evokes the bosomy damsel, perpetually clad in bikini lingerie, who recurrently orbited the pulp-ish milieu of artists like Norm Eastman and Norman Saunders. The voluptuous, all natural blonde insists her perception of the Horror Cinema subverts modern angst: "I'm not into Goth or SAW, I prefer retreating to the light at the tunnel's end rather than succumbing to its darkness.
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She can play wholesome, she can play hot. Think of an archangel who chooses to sunbathe in the bowels of hell. And she volunteers to pose sans makeup. None is required. Jackie Drone--all natural (facially and anatomically)--prefers to invest her energy into the psyche of her characters. She's entirely functional as a model but Ms. Drone appends a certain hubris to transforming "hot babes" into personalities.
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Yeah, her photogenic presence inevitably prompts an analogy to a host of Hollywood starlets (most especially Tara Reid, circa 1999, before her career tanked). Melinda Jo Clevenger, however, would prefer to develop her own identity over the "eye candy" competition. Sure, she's gorgeous and her anatomic assets are nuclear...hell, this apprenticing actress is so hot that the Great Chicago Fire would comparatively look like a limp sparkler...
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She's hot. Red hot. And all natural. Patience Holmes is also all business, at least until she addresses a camera lens–and then she effortlessly slips into a couple of characters. This dichotomy includes a demure waif-next-door (think Dawn Wells) and an unbridled "wild child". Holmes is more actress than model; her facial resiliency and body language develop a flexibility that breeds more than a generic bombshell...
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Sure, she's sultry but Eva Zekova's sex appeal isn't limited to her photogenic persona; aficioandos are equally enamored with her genuine appreciation of the Horror Cinema. Not only familiar with popular icons, Zekova is fond of giallo and European actresses, all of whom are linked to the genre but saddled with anonymity in U.S. quarters. Her turn-offs: torture porn and cheesy slasher clones. Collaborating with...
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Voluptuous model Melissa Rollo summons flashbacks to 50s grindhouse icons...Nan Peterson (HIDEOUS SUN DEMON), Irish McCalla, Allison Hayes, Marla English, Pamela Duncan. Ms. Rollo, however, is deflecting the "screamer" stereotype. Sexy and ebullient, she breaches the darkness with an irradiant sense of humor. Forfeiting self-indulgence and the counterfeit wispiness...
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Striking poses for an adaptation of the most subversive Looney Tune ever produced, the 19-year-old model effectively blends vulnerability with a seductive style of vindication. Off camera, Charlie Skye admits her affection for modern Grand Guignol. She's a geek's wet dream: snubbing chick flicks, Skye prefers a good ole' B-movie (boobs ‘n' blood) over Harlequin romance...
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Some artists have apprized her as the embodiment of Frazetta-like fantasy. Jaclyn Denise effectively negotiates her irradiant, waifish face and voluptuous body into a image that may have been rendered by Norm Eastman (no slouch at matching peril with pulchritude). Ms. Denise is currently involved in the development of illustrated stories that evoke the pulp era...
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The problem with models? The faces generically freeze into porcelain smiles, evoking all the credible emotion of a Stepford wife. Tammy Rachelle, however, wears a flexible face and wields an expressive body. Little wonder that the apprenticing actress is modeling for a comic book, still in development, that involves "a hotty who is the intended dinner of cartoonish carnivores."
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Shannon Dixon plays a supporting role in a film titled THE COLLECTOR and is a big horror fan herself. Her fave flicks includes FINAL DESTINATION, MAY, EDWARD SCISSORHANDS and whole heap of other movies. Although, she didn't like MORTUARY, but on the other hand, who did?
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Jennifer has been cast in FATHER'S DAY which is a horror and a dark comedy that tells the story of a very dysfunctional family. She's also the initial cover girl for the debut issue of SWM magazine. Her fave flicks includes SAW and POLTERGEIST.
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