The Horrible Horror Podcast Hall of Fame
ACTORS & ACTRESSES
Ron Jeremy
The Hedgehog himself, was the clear cut choice to be our first inductee into our Hall of Fame. Mr, Jeremy has appeared in more movies featured on HHP then any other actor. His first appearance was way back on episode 2 "The Wickeds". Notable movies: "Bloody Bloody Bible Camp", "Night of the Dead, Friday the 13th", "Bloody Mary 3D, Jersey Shore Massacre"
Shawn C. Philips
Second only to Ron Jeremy, in appearances (at the time of induction) on HHP is actor Shawn C. Philips, making him an easy selection into the actors wing of our Hall of Fame. Notable movies include "Bloody Mary 3D", "Camp Massacre", "Jersey Shore Massacre", "Porkchop 3D"
Linnea Quigley
Miss. Quigley was inducted into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame as part of the second class of inductees in 2018. She was an unanimous selection based on the sheer amount of times her movies found their way on to the show. Of her 150 acting credits, 7 of of them have been featured on the Horrible Horror Podcast (as of the time of her induction). With no signs of slowing down we fully expect to see Linnea Quigley's movies continue to be featured on the podcast for a long time to come.
Featured Episodes:Ep.17 Graduation Day, Ep.25 Night of the Demons (remake), EP.36 Silent Night, Deadly Night, Ep.64 Tourist Trap, Ep.107 Sorority Babe in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, Ep.110 Creepozoids, Ep 119 Lake Fear 2
Julin
Julin Jean better known as simply Julin was inducted into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame as part of the 2019 class of inductees. She had appeared 3 times on the podcast, while that may not be as much as some others those 3 appearances have been rememberable and stand the test of time.
Featured episodes: Ep. 4“Sweatshop”, Ep. 84 “Spirit Camp”, and Ep.106 “Knucklebones”
Debbie Rochon
Miss. Rochon was inducted as part of the 2019 class of HHP Hall of Fame inductees. Debbie is no stranger to the world of low budget independent horror as proven by her over 200 movie credits. She has built up a cult following over her career which has spanned over 3 decades and shows no signs of slowing down. We expect to see a lot more of Debbie’s movies on our show in the future.
Featured Episodes: Ep.115 “Santa Claws”, Ep.118 “Killer Rack”, Ep.150 “Death House”
Brinke Stevens
Brinke has been an icon of the indie horror & exploitation movie genres for over 4 decades allowing her to amass over 200 credits to her name. Starting way back in 1982 and still going strong today, she’e been a part of some of the most rememberable cult classics. When thinking about low budget horror actress, her name is bound to be one of the first to pop up, along side fellow Horrible Horror Hall of Fame Linnea Quigley. There is no doubt in our minds that we will continue to see her grace our TV screens in terrible yet rememberable horror movies. Welcome to the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame Class of 2020.
Featured episodes: Ep.29 Bloody Mary 3D, Ep.56 Slumber Party Massacre, Ep.107 Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rame, Ep. Night of Something Strange, Ep.189 Miss. Claus
Tiffany Shepis
Miss. Shepis has been a consistent name in the indie horror and sci-fi movie genres for decades. Many would consider her to be an icon. With over 150 credits to her name she has proven herself to be worthy of that moniker. Tiffany’s career started way back in 1996 working with Lloyd Kauffman and Troma and since then she’s run the gauntlet, appearing in hundreds of low budget indie projects and big budget projects like “Death House” and Adam Green’s “Victor Crowley”. We fully expect to continue to see Tiffany gracing our screens for many more years to come. Tiffany, welcome to the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame, Class of 2020/2021.
Featured episodes: Ep.25 Night of the Demons, Ep.75 Hallow’s Eve, Ep. 150 Death House, Ep. 203 Pickaxe
Sam Qualiana
How Sam Qualiana managed to go this long without being in the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame is a real crime, a true tragedy. Mr. Qualiana’s movies have appeared on the show so many times that it feels like he’s just part of the show now. He’s pushing the record for most appearances on the show, if he hasn’t already claimed that crown. Sam might not yet be a house hold name when it comes to indie horror but to us he’s on our Mount Rushmore of crappy horror movie actors. Sam has over 40 credits and is more than just an actor, he has worked in nearly all aspects of movie making ranging from costume design and make up to cinematography and producing even going so far as to be writer and director too. Congratulations, Sam on your very long overdue induction into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame, Class of 2020/2021
Featured Episodes: Ep.31 Poultrygeist, Ep.91 Porkchop, Ep.92 Porkchop 2, Ep.101 Porkchop 3D, Ep.102 Pig Girl, Ep.118 Killer Rack, Ep.140 House of Horrors: Gates of Hell
Kaylee Williams
Kaylee Williams is the first of two to be inducted into the sixth (6th) class of inductees to the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame. This indie darling has been making a steady career for herself on the indie horror circuit. We first saw her way back in 2017 in “Porkchop 2": Rise of the Rind”. Since then she has been popping up more and more on Horrible Horror featured movies and we fully expect to continue to see her as we move forward.
It took a little longer but Kaylee has finally reached the mountain top that is the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame.
Featured Episodes: Ep.92: Porkchop 2, Ep.101: Pig Girl, Ep.189: Mrs. Claus, & Ep.240: Teacher Shortage
Rick Irvin
Congratulations to Mr. Irvin on being the second inductee to the 2021/2022 class of the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame and for also being the first African-American to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Rick hasn’t appeared in as many featured movies as some of his other hall of famers, but the movies he was in are some of the worst and most rememberable especially when it comes to the urban horror sub-genre.
Featured Episodes: Ep.142: Dark Walker, Ep.153: Crytpz, & Ep.244: Sista Vampires
Ken Van Sant
Congratulations to Mr. Van Sant on being one of the two members of this year’s (2022/2023) class of inductees and the seventh (7th) class to be inducted into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame. Ken’s contributions may not be as numerous as some of his fellow Hall of Famers but they damn sure left a mark. Whether its the 50 something year olds portrayal of harbor cop Duke Lawson, or forest Ranger Joe, but the cream of the crop is his roll as a 21 year old college kid that really had us in disbelief. Welcome to the Hall of Fame, Ken. I sure hope we see more of you in the future.
Feature Episodes: Ep173 Sharkenstein, Ep182 Halloween Night, & Ep255 Camp Murder
DIRECTORS & PRODUCERS
David S. Sterling
David S. Sterling is the man behind some of the worst movies ever featured on HHP as a producer. So, naturally that made him an unanimous choice to be the first inductee into the directors & producers wing of our Hall of Fame. Notable films include: "Bloody Mary 3D", "Night of the Dead", "Alice in Murderland", “Don’t Look in the Cellar”
Eamon Hardimon
Eamon Hardimon's selection as the first director to be inductee was an easy choice. The hard part was figuring out how to classify him, since Eamon writes, directs, produces, and even acts in his movies. Eamon is the mastermind behind the entire "Porkchop" series along with its spin-off "Pig Girl". Its been well documented that the "Porkchop" series was the first time on HHP that an entire series/franchise was featured, which each installment getting its own episode.
David DeCoteau
Mr.DeCoteau was in inducted into the HHP Hall of Fame as part of the 2018 class, the second over-all class of inductees. He was inducted based on his contributions as a director to the world of horrible horror movies and we here at HHP fully expect to see his name many more times. Featured Films: Ep. 88 Sorority Slaugherhouse, Ep: 107 Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, Ep. 110 Creepozoids
Lloyd Kaufman
What horrible horror movie hall of fame would be complete without Mr. Troma himself, Lloyd Kaufman? None would. From acting, to directing and producing his contributions to world of indie horror covers the full spectrum. Mr. Kaufman was an unanimous selection into the 2018 class of the HHP Hall of Fame. Featured films: Ep22 Bachelor Party in the Bungalow of the Damned, Ep31 Poultrygeist, Ep54 Mother's Day, Ep118 Killer Rack
Danny Draven
Danny was inducted as part of the 2019 class of Horrible Horror Hall of Fame inductees. A man of many talents Danny is being inducted as both a director and a producer. Danny is responsible for many a movie that has appeared on our show including “Dark Walker” one of the finalists in the 2019 Horrible Horror March Movie Madness Tournament of Awfulness, and we expect he will be responsible for many more.
Featured episodes: Ep.27 “Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt”, Ep.48 “Gingerdead Man”, Ep.95 “Evil Bong”, Ep.109 “Zombie Decadence” aka “Zombies Vs Strippers”, Ep.142 “Dark Walker”, Ep.153 “Cryptz”
Jim Wynorski
Writer, director, producer and soft core pornographer extraordinaire Jim Wynorski is a man of many talents and names (Sam Pepperman, Rip Master, and H.R. Blueberry just to name a few) was inducted into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame as part of the 2020 class of inductees. His contribution to the horror world has left us with plentiful memories and fantastic episodes based on his work. We fully expect to see more of his “masterpieces” on our show in the future.
Featured episodes include: Ep.79 Chopping Mall, Ep.104 Sharkansas Women’s Prison Massacre, & Ep.128 976-Evil 2.
Dennis Devine
While there is not a lot of information on Mr. Devine, there is one thing we know for certain. And that’s that he is behind some of all time worst movies that have ever been featured on Horrible Horror. With over 30 credits as a director, every movie of his that has been featured on the show has made a deep run in the annual Horrible Horror March Movie Madness Tournament of Awfulness, with “Alice In Murderland” being crowned the very first Worst of the Worst Champion. We fully expected more of his movies to continue appear on the show and to torment us. So, congratulations Dennis Devine on your induction into the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame Class of 2020/2021
Featured Episodes: Ep.3 Night of the Dead/Friday the 13th, Ep. 41 Alice in Murderland, Ep.205 Don’t Look in the Cellar
Mark Polonia
Joining his friend and perennial cast member Ken Van Sant, in the seventh (7th) class of the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame is the mastermind behind so many terrible horror and monster vs monster films, Mr. Mark Polonia. This man is responsible for some of the cheapest and just the most down right awful movies we’ve ever seen here at Horrible Horror and for that we love and thank him. I’m sure we will cross paths with more of his amazing work in the days ahead. Till then welcome to the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame, you inglorious bastard.
Feature Episodes: Ep173 Sharkenstein, Ep182 Halloween Night, Ep193 Holla If I Kill You & Ep255 Camp Murder
*he was also the editor on Bloody Mary 3D (Ep29)
Production Companies
Full Moon
As a production company Full Moon, has produced several movies that have been featured on HHP. Whether for the good or bad, Full Moon movies have never failed to provide us with great material to sink our teeth into. Notable movies: "Gingerdead Man", "Evil Bong", "Killjoy", "Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt"
Brain Damage Films
BDF is notorious in the world of low budget independent horror, so it should come to no surprise that many of their produced and distributed movies have found their way onto our show. Our archives are littered with Brain Damage Films’ products that run the gauntlet from the good (“Knucklebones”) to the god awful (former worst of the worst champion of our Horrible Horror March Movie Madness Tournament of Awfulness “Terror at Baxter U”).
Featured episodes: Ep.14 “After School Massacre”, Ep.68 “Terror at Baxter U”, Ep.106 “Knucklebones”, Ep.140 “House of Horrors: Gates of Hell”
The Asylum
The Asylum is one of the top companies in the low budget horror and sci-fi movie making game. They’re infamous for cranking out cheap knock-offs and utter shlock movies.Their entire movie catalog is ripe pickings for our show, so of course we had to inducted them into our Hall of Fame as a member of the 2020 class.
Featured episodes: Ep.76 Zoombies, Ep.181 Halloween Night (2006), & Ep.199 Zombies 2
Wild Eye Releasing
While Wild Eye Releasing might not have the name recognition that fellow Horrible Horror Hall of Famers, Full Moon, Brain Damage, and The Asylum have, the are quickly and quietly catching up. Wild Eye films have been finding their way on to our show more and more, making them a surprise but still worthy addition to the Horrible Horror Hall of Fame Class of 2020/2021
Featured Episodes: Ep162 Bunni, Ep173 Sharkenstein, Ep203 Pickaxe