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Top Billed Cast
Brinke Stevens Narrator (voice)
Linnea Quigley Herself / Scream Queen
Bill Morrison Himself / Make-Up Artist
David Lange Himself / Make-Up Artist
Rodger Burt Himself / Actor
Karen Russell Herself / Actress
Richard Sebastian Himself / Actor
Stephen Steward Himself / Actor
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