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Ed Wood in the movie Glen Or Glenda, wearing an Angora sweater, blond wig, skirt and stockings as he sits on a couch.

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Ed Wood: The Greatest Worst Director of All Time

Art the Clown, splattered and stained with blood, looking just off center in front of a blue background. He is illuminated from the right by a white light. He looks annoyed, his mouth hanging in a slight frown.

in Icons, Slasher

Terrifier and Horror’s New Favorite Clown

Joe Bob Briggs putting on a Santa hat

in Icons, Shudder

Joe Bob Saves Christmas As Only Joe Bob Can

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in Wes Craven

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in Body Horror, David Cronenberg, Psychological Horror

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in George Romero, Zombies

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in George Romero, Interviews

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in George Romero, Zombies

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in Icons

Tom Savini: Discussing A Horror Icon in Smoke and Mirrors

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