John Saxon's Filmography includes Enter the Dragon, Masters of Horror, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Death House, From Dusk Till Dawn, and many more.

John Dugan originally from Brazil IN. - he graduated from Brazil High School where he was active in the drama club. After graduation, he attended the prestigious Goodman Theatre in Chicago.

John became the famed "Grandpa" in the original Chainsaw Massacre. At the early age of 22, John was cast by his sister Paula's husband, Kim Henkel writer, director and producer of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" to play the part of Grandpa.

Since Texas Chainsaw Massacre, John has appeared as a character actor in several "B" movies, but we will always remember John as "Grandpa"

John appeared in the 1995 " Texas Chainsaw Massacre with Rene Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey.

He is recently starring in "Shudder" with Gunner Hansen and Ed Neal. The first time in 32 years three of the main characters from the original movie are together.

Sharon began her career in show business singing and dancing on stage in the Pittsburgh area, performing mostly in operettas. Sharon Ceccatti-Hill is best known for playing the lead zombie nurse in the most remembered horror movie, Dawn of the Dead, a George Romero film. Sharon's picture is on the cover of the original VHS release of the movie. She has become a horror zombie legend all across Europe. Especially in Germany and is featured as such on posters and many books in Germany. Sharon has made appearances in Germany and England.

Some of the other films that she has appeared in are, Hellraiser III, George Romero's Knightriders (of which she was also the location casting director), Maria's Lovers, Death Penalty, Silent Witness and Kid Brother (which won awards at the Montreal Film Festival) and many more.

Sharon has had a long career, over 20 years, as a movie and location casting director, casting principles, day players and extras. She has cast such films as:: Dominick and Eugene, Starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Ray Liotta; Lady Beware, starring Diane Lane and Michael Woods; Gung ho, starring Michael Keaton; Mrs. Soffell, starring Diane Keaton and Mel Gibson; and All the Right Moves starring Ton Cruise, Leah Thompson and Craig T. Nelson. She has worked with directors such as Ron Howard, George Romero, Michael Chapman, Andrei Konchalovsky and many more. She did stunts for Stockard Channing during the filming of The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh.

Clayton landed a role as lead zombie in George Romero's; DAWN OF THE DEAD where he was also weapons coordinator. He is known as the Escalator Zombie. He has had speaking roles in many movies such as; All The Right Moves, with Tom Cruise; Lady Beware, with Diane Lane; Knightriders, with Ed Harris; Hellraisers III with Terry Farrell; Kid Brother with Caitlin Clarke; Silent Witness with Valerie Bertinnelli; Maria s Lovers with Robert Mitchum; The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh with Stockard Channing; Rappin with Mario Van Peebles; and Death Penalty with Colleen Dewhurst. Clayton was featured in such movies as Gung Ho with Michael Keaton; Mrs. Soffell with Mel Gibson; Stuck with Each Other with Tyne Daly, etc. Children of the Corn II where he also did stunts.

Clayton has worked with such directors as George Romero, where he was the 2nd assistant director for the movie 'Knightriders, and Ron Howard. He has case over 25 movies as Location Casting Director. Clayton has done location scouting for movies in may cities and in other countries, such as Spain & Morocco.

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George Bonilla (CEO ZP International, writer and director of five feature films: Zombie Planet, Zombie Planet II, Redwood Justin: Vampire Hunter, The Edison Death Machine, and Monstrosity)

Nat Jones is a horror artist, writer, and creator primarily focusing on work in comic books and film. He has worked on numerous titles including 30 Days of Night, Rob Zombie's The Nail, Giant Monster, and Spawn. Nat is currently working on David Arquette's The Tripper, as well as an all new series based on the legendary Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer.

Comic Artist / Illustrator

Mitch Foust, a noted fantasy llustrator for book covers and role playing games, acts as production manager and promotional director for Memphis-based independent publisher Jupiter Press. His reputation as one of the most celebrated pinup artists in the mid-south is widely embraced by an ever expanding fan base. Mitch's commitment to artistic excellence and his intuitive marketing skills are evident in everything Jupiter Press publishes. A rare find, Mitch is both creative and business minded. His stunning femme fatale prints are featured at www.mitchfoust.com.

Comic Artist / Illustrator

Jim Hall is a former comics artist who has produced illustrations for major corporations including FedEx, Warner Brothers, Sony Signature, Sheraton Casinos, and Acclaim. His comic work has been published by Marvel, DC, and Dark Horse among others. Jim lives in Memphis, Tennessee where he has formed a partnership with extremely talented illustrators and long-time friends Mitch Foust and Dean Zachary. Together, they are Jupiter Press.

Comic Illustrator/Artist

As a comic book artist, Dean illustrated various titles ranging from 'Green Lantern' and 'Superboy' to 'Batman: Day of Judgment' for DC Comics. Eventually Dean expanded his skills by writing and creating digital paintings for the stylistica lly groundbreaking title 'Stargods.' The sprawling saga of space faring mythological characters blended 2D and 3D art for a completely unique looking comic.

Dean's other interests include screenwriting, playing the guitar, and practicing Shotokan Karate. Dean currently resides in Memphis, Tennessee.

Brian Hurtt is a comic artist currently residing in St. Louis, Missouri (home of the toasted ravioli). He has been working full-time in the comic industry since 2002 with his debut in Oni Press' Queen & Country through his run on Steve Gerber's critically acclaimed Hard Time from DC Comics. He's currently working with writer Cullen Bunn on their creator-owned series, The Damned, from Oni Press. For more information, go to http://www.thebighurtt.com/.

Cullen scripts the Oni Press horror/noir comic, The Damned. In addition, his fiction and non-fiction have appeared in a number of magazines and anthologies, including Fangoria, Darkness Rising, City Slab, and Inhuman. Somewhere along the way, he founded Undaunted Press and edited the small press horror magazine, Whispers from the Shattered Forum. He also managed to win the infamous World Horror Convention Gross-Out Contest three times, an honor for which he is proud, appreciative, and-at least a little-ashamed. Along with several other horror authors, he contributes a serialized horror story, "Countless Haints," to the online shared world, Ominous Landing ( www.ominouslanding.com). For more information about his work, visit www.cullenbunn.com.

Greg Carter is the writer and artist for the online comic Abandon. He also helms the artist collective UpDown Studio; makes mini-comics, including Carded for Dissent and The Jet Black Hate; and contributes to many anthologies. Greg is a founder of and editor/webmaster for UpDown Press, a small press comics publisher.

For more information, visit his official website at Taylorverse or his comicspace page.

Bobby Nash has written for numerous publications. He is the writer/artist of the long running family comic strip Life In The Faster Lane starring R.O. [currently in rerelease at http://fasterlane.blogspot.com and published for 12 years in Keeping Up With Kids magazine]. He has written several titles for a variety of comic publishers including Demonslayer, Threshold, and Jungle Fantasy for Avatar Press. Fuzzy Bunnies From Hell for Albino Alligator Productions and FYI Comics [currently in rerelease at http://www.drunkduck.com/FUZZY_BUNNIES_FROM_HELL/index.php?p=117638 Yin Yang for Arcana Studios coming in 2007. The upcoming comic book adaptation of Fantastix: Code Red for FYI Comics. Bubba The Redneck Werewolf for Brass Ball Comics. Among others. Bobby's debut novel, Evil Ways premiered in August of 2005 from Publish America. Bobby's second novel, Fantastix, premiered March of 2006 from Optic Studios and FYI Comics. His inclusion in the September 2006's Wildcat Books anthology book, Lance Star: Sky Ranger marked Bobby's first foray into pulp anthologies. A genre he will revisit with Domino Lady, Flying Aces, Secret Agent X, Ravenwood: Stepson of Mystery, and Train Tales in 2007. For more information on Bobby Nash, including past, present, and future projects, please visit him on the web at www.bobbynash.com, www.myspace.com/bobbynash, and www.comicspace.com/bobbynash. Bobby lives in Bethlehem, Georgia.