Adrienne Barbeau (b. 1945) is an American actress, singer, and author whose career has spanned more than five decades across theater, film, and television. The California-born screen star first rose to prominence in the 1970s and became an enduring figure in popular culture—especially within the horror genre, where she is often celebrated as a ‘scream queen.’

She began her career on the stage, performing in musical theater before achieving major recognition on Broadway. She made her Broadway debut in the chorus in “Fiddler on the Roof” (1968, where she worked alongside Bette Midler, another unknown at the time), and her breakthrough role came four years later in the original Broadway production of “Grease,” where she played bad-girl Betty Rizzo, the tough yet vulnerable leader of the Pink Ladies (in Randal Kleiser’s 1978 film, Stockard Channing played the character). Her performance earned her a Tony Award nomination as Best Supporting or Featured Actress (Musical) in 1972—Linda Hopkins won for “Inner City”—and established her as a rising star with strong vocal ability and commanding stage presence.

She transitioned to television and became widely known for her role as Carol Traynor, the divorced, rebellious single mother and daughter of Maude Findlay, on the hit sitcom “Maude” (1972–1978, an “All In The Family” spin-off centered around Edith’s cousin, Maude). In 1977, the show earned her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress (Television); the award went to Josette Banzat for the miniseries “Rich Man, Poor Man.”

“Maude” was produced by Norman Lear and became groundbreaking for its bold treatment of social and political issues. Barbeau’s character added a modern, independent edge to the series; her work on “Maude” brought her into millions of American homes each week and made her a familiar face during the golden era of socially conscious sitcoms.

In the 1980s, Barbeau shifted her focus to film, particularly in the horror and science fiction genres. She became closely associated with director John Carpenter, whom she married in 1979; they divorced five years later. She starred in four of his films: “Someone’s Watching Me!” (1978, TV movie), “The Fog” (1980), “Escape from New York” (1981), and “The Thing” (1982). In “The Fog,” she played the whisky-voiced Stevie Wayne, a late-night radio DJ and radio station owner of KAB, who becomes a central figure during a supernatural invasion of her coastal town; it set the mood for one of cinema’s most haunting visions rolling in from the sea. The film became a cult classic and establishing Barbeau as a genre film star.

Beyond Carpenter’s films, Barbeau appeared in other notable genre works such as Wes Craven’s “Swamp Thing” (1982), based on the DC Comics character, and “Creepshow” (1982), an anthology horror film directed by George A. Romero and written by Stephen King. Her strong screen presence, distinctive voice, and confident persona made her particularly well-suited to roles that blended toughness with vulnerability.

In addition to live-action acting, Barbeau built a substantial voice acting career. She provided the voice of Catwoman in “Batman: The Animated Series” (1992-1995), introducing the character to a new generation of fans. Her smoky, expressive voice became one of her trademarks and contributed significantly to her longevity in the entertainment industry.

Barbeau is also an accomplished author. In 2006, she published her memoir, “There Are Worse Things I Could Do,” reflecting on her life in Hollywood, her marriages, and her experiences in theater and film. The book—a lively, joyous, hilarious, and intimate account of her life—went to #11 on the Los Angeles Times bestseller list. She also wrote the mystery novels “Vampyres of Hollywood” (2008), “Love Bites” (2010), and “Make Me Dead” (2015). She co-wrote and edited “Grease: Tell Me More, Tell Me More—Stories from the Broadway Phenomenon That Started It All” (2024), while, since the early 1970s, she has continued acting nearly non-stop in front of the camera, and her website abarbeau.com indicates she’s constantly traveling all over the country, making personal appearances.

The following interview with Ms. Barbeau was conducted a couple of days ago at the latest edition of the BIFFF—Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival— which welcomed her as one of its guests of honor; she was accepted into the Order of the Knights of the Raven, and the festival featured the world premiere of her latest film, “Oddities,” a horror thriller written and directed by Tyler Savage.

The film tells the story of two self-destructive best friends who accidentally kill their drug dealer, and they have to flee town. Stopping at a roadside antique shop, they quickly discover that the older woman running the place isn’t as sweet as she seems. It’s out of the frying pan and into the fire as they fight for survival while the criminals they were running away from descend on the property.

As of now, the trailer is not yet available. Spoiler alert: here you can find Tyler Savage’s 2023 short “Oddities,” on which the feature film is based. The short also features Ms. Barbeau, who runs the antique store.

Ms. Barbeau, where do you put “Oddities” in your whole body of work?

You know, I’m going to have to see it again, and I’m going to have to live with it a little bit. In terms of everything I’ve done, it was a wonderful experience, and there were moments when we were filming, and something would come out of me, and I would be just, ‘Oh!’ I didn’t know that was going to happen, I didn’t know that’s the way this character was going to speak or say something or respond. She surprised me, and I think it was perhaps a culmination of having done so much that it all felt very easy. Watching the film last night, I think maybe there was one moment where I thought, ‘Oh, that wasn’t as honest as it could have been.’ Just one moment, and it was a scream, but it just felt like the scream went on a little too long, and all of a sudden I dropped out for a second. Does that make any sense? But it was a great experience, and I’m very happy with it.

“The Fog (1980, trailer)

Has that happened before, that you thought something could have been done differently?

I know when John [Carpenter] first put “The Fog” [1980] together. He didn’t think the film worked. It wasn’t scary enough and it didn’t work for him. He was very upset. So he went to Avco Embassy and said, ‘Look, I’ll pay for this myself if I have to, but I need to shoot again. I need to add more footage.’ And he did, and that really turned the film around. But at last night’s screening of “Oddities,” they laughed when we expected them to laugh. They were happy that what had happened also happened. And it just took me by surprise. I was like, ‘Oh, that’s okay.’ I’ve never been in the director’s chair, so I’ve never been aware of when something wasn’t working and we had to go back in again. Although John did add a scene to “Escape from New York” [1981]. There was a scene on the bridge where Maggie is firing at the Duke [played by Isaac Hayes]; the Duke is driving the car at her, and it ends with Maggie firing at the Duke. John screened the film for a group of executives from the studio, and J.J. Abrams was there. He was like a teenager back then. And when it was over, J.J. said, ‘Well, what happened to Maggie?’ So we went back and we took the cars out of our garage, and I put the costume on again, laid down on the floor, and they put blood around me. And that final shot of Maggie dead was added.

How do you explain the chemistry between you and John Carpenter?

He always made sure that everybody was happy on the set. The cast and crew trusted him, and he knew how to convey his vision to everyone. I trusted him completely.

After all those years, casting-wise, do you still get the roles that you like to play?

Well, I guess I have to answer it backward: I take the roles that are offered to me that I want to play. By that I mean I do get roles offered to me that I’m not interested in playing because, for one reason or another, I don’t like the character, or I don’t buy the character. Especially with horror; I don’t want to see six totally unknown people that I’ve never seen on screen before get killed in the first two minutes of the film in the most gruesome way. That’s the way horror has sort of gone in the last years. I’ve auditioned for roles that I really would have liked to have gotten and didn’t get them. But that’s the business. Somebody else is taller or more right. I know they’ve asked me to audition because they already know I can do it, but when it comes down to it, maybe another actress is better for whatever reason.

You have been working in films and for television for more than 50 years now. So age doesn’t matter to get interesting roles?

I think the industry has changed a bit, or maybe that’s the reason I’m so enamored of European television and European films because the actresses we’re seeing in the things that I watch are not 22 years old. They’re in their mid-40s or older, and they’re playing strong women. I don’t know if there’s been a change, and certainly I don’t expect to have a plethora of roles for someone my age. I guess I’m in an awkward stage because although I’m 80, I don’t represent the way people think of an 80-year-old sometimes, although maybe more and more people are understanding that an 80-year-old can have energy or look younger than what we think of as 80 years old. I mean, I don’t play grandmothers very well, although I did. I just played a grandmother in another film called “Hannah Goes to Hell” with Krsy Fox from “Terrifier 3” (2024). But when I was 51, I was offered the role of Ruthie in HBO’s “Carnivàle” (2003-2005). She was a wizened, old carny worker who danced with snakes. And for a 51-year-old woman to be playing a snake dancer who’s very sensual and having a love affair with a 26-year-old, those kinds of roles certainly weren’t happening for women my age at that time. You played a judge, a nurse, a doctor, or a lawyer. So that was really exceptional, I think.

Among the many highlights in your career and in your life, would your invitation to the White House to meet President Carter and Mrs. Carter be high on your list?

Adrienne Barbeau’s Public Service Announcement for the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) against the dangers of drugs.

FILMS

THE FOG (1980) DIR – MUS John Carpenter PROD Debra Hill SCR John Carpenter, Debra Hill CAM Dean Cundey ED Tommy Lee Wallace, Charles Bornstein CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Stevie Wayne), Jamie Lee Curtis, John Houseman, Janet Leigh, Tom Atkins, James Canning, Charles Cyphers, Nancy Kyes, Ty Mitchell, Hal Holbrook, John F. Goff, Tommy Lee Wallace, John Carpenter, Debra Hill

ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1981) DIR – MUS John Carpenter PROD Debra Hill, Larry Franco SCR John Carpenter, Nick Castle CAM Dean Cundey ED Todd C. Ramsay CAST Kurt Russell, Lee Van Cleef, Donald Pleasence, Ernest Borgnine, Isaac Hayes, Harry Dean Stanton, Adrienne Barbeau (Maggie), Season Hubley, Tom Atkins, Charles Cyphers, John Carpenter, Nick Castle, Jamie Lee Curtis (voice only), Debra Hill (voice only)

THE CANNONBALL RUN (1981) DIR Hal Needham PROD Albert S. Ruddy SCR Brock Yates CAM Michael C. Butler ED William D. Gordean, Donn Cambern MUS Al Capps CAST Burt Reynolds, Roger Moore, Farrah Fawcett, Dom DeLuise, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Adrienne Barbeau (Marcie), Jamie Farr, Terry Bradshaw, Mel Tillis, Jackie Chan, Peter Fonda, Bianca Jagger, Hal Needham, Valerie Perrine

SWAMP THING (1982) DIR – SCR Wes Craven PROD Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan CAM Robbie Greenberg ED Richard Bracken MUS Harry Manfredini CAST Louis Jourdan, Adrienne Barbeau (Alice Cable), Ray Wise, David Hess, Nicholas Worth, Don Knight, Al Ruban, Dick Doruck, Ben Bates, Nanette Brown

CREEPSHOW (1982) DIR George A. Romero PROD Richard P. Rubinstein SCR Stephen King CAM Michael Gornick ED George A. Romero, Michael Spolan, Paul Hirsch, Pasquale Buba MUS John Harrison CAST Hal Holbrook, Adrienne Barbeau (Wilma Northrup [segment THE CRATE]), Fritz Weaver, Leslie Nielsen, Carrie Nye, E. G. Marshall, Viveca Lindfors, Ed Harris, Ted Danson, Stephen King, Tom Atkins

THE THING (1982) DIR John Carpenter PROD David Foster SCR Bill Lancaster (novella “Who Goes There?” [1938] by John W. Campbell Jr.) CAM Dean Cundey ED Todd C. Ramsay MUS Ennio Morricone CAST Kurt Russell, Wilford Brimley, T. K. Carter, David Clennon, Keith David, Richard Dysart, Charles Hallahan, Peter Maloney, Richard Masur, John Carpenter, Adrienne Barbeau (Computer voice [uncredited])

THE TIME TRAVELER, a.k.a. THE NEXT ONE (1984) DIR – SCR Nico Mastorakis PROD Constantine Vlachakis CAM Aris Stavrou ED George Rosenburg MUS Stanley Myers CAST Keir Dullea, Adrienne Barbeau (Andrea), Peter Hobbs, Jeremy Licht, Phaedon Georgitsis, Betty Arvaniti, Danos Lygizos, Mihalis Giannatos

BACK TO SCHOOL (1986) DIR Alan Metter PROD Chuck Russell SCR Harold Ramis, Steven Kampmann, William Porter, PJ Torokvei (story by Rodney Dangerfield, Greg Fields, Dennis Snee) CAM Thomas E. Ackerman ED David Rawlins MUS Danny Elfman CAST Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman, Burt Young, Keith Gordon, Adrienne Barbeau (Vanessa), Robert Downey Jr., Sam Kinison, Ned Beatty, M. Emmet Walsh, Danny Elfman

OPEN HOUSE (1987) DIR Jag Mundhra PROD Sandy Cobe SCR David Mickey Evans (story by Jag Mundhra) CAM Robert Hayes ED Dan Selakovich MUS Jim Studer CAST Joseph Bottoms, Adrienne Barbeau (Lisa Grant), Rudy Damos, Mary Stavin, Scott Thompson Baker, Darwyn Swalve, Robert Miano, Page Mosely, Johnny Haymer, Leonard Lightfoot

CANNIBAL WOMEN IN THE AVOCADO JUNGLE OF DEATH (1989) DIR – SCR J. F. Lawton PROD Gary W. Goldstein CAM Robert Knouse ED King Louis, King Wilder MUS Carl Dante CAST Bill Maher, Shannon Tweed, Adrienne Barbeau (Dr. Kurtz), Karen M. Waldron, Brett Stimely, Barry Primus, James MacKrell, Paul Ross, Vicky Varner, Alan David Gelman

DUE OCCHI DIABOLICI, a.k.a. TWO EVIL EYES (1990) DIR Dario Argento, George A. Romero PROD Achille Manzotti SCR Dario Argento, George A. Romero, Franco Ferrini, Peter Koper (short stories “The Black Cat” [1843] and “The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar” [1845] by Edgar Allan Poe) CAM Peter Reniers, Giuseppe Maccari ED Pasquale Buba MUS Pino Donaggio CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Jessica Valdemar [segment THE FACTS IN THE CASE OF MR. VALDEMAR]), Ramy Zada, Bingo O’Malley, Jeff Howell, E. G. Marshall, Harvey Keitel, Sally Kirkland, Kim Hunter, Martin Balsam, Tom Atkins

FATHER HOOD (1993) DIR Darrell Roodt PROD Anant Singh, Nicholas Pileggi, Gillian Gorfil SCR Scott Spencer CAM Mark Vicente ED David Heitner MUS Patrick O’Hearn CAST Patrick Swayze, Halle Berry, Diane Ladd, Sabrina Lloyd, Brian Bonsall, Michael Ironside, Bob Gunton, Adrienne Barbeau (Celeste), Georgann Johnson

DEMOLITION MAN (1993) DIR Marco Brambilla PROD Joel Silver, Michael Levy, Howard G. Kazanjian SCR Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau, Daniel Waters (story by Peter M. Lenkov, Robert Reneau) CAM Alex Thompson ED Stuart Baird MUS Elliot Goldenthal CAST Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock, Nigel Hawthorne, Benjamin Bratt, Bob Gunton, Glenn Shadix, Adrienne Barbeau (Computer voice [uncredited])

SILK DEGREES (1994) DIR Armand Garabidian PROD Alan B. Bursteen SCR Robert Gottlieb, Stuart Gibbs, Douglas Sloan CAM William Boatman ED Jose Ponce MUS Larry Wolff CAST Marc Singer, Deborah Shelton, Michael Des Barres, Adrienne Barbeau (Violet), Charles Napier, Gilbert Gottfried, Mark Hamill, Billy Ray Orme

JUDGE DREDD (1995) DIR Danny Cannon PROD Charles Lippincott, Beau Marks SCR William Wisher, Steven E. de Souza (story by William Wisher, Michael De Luca; character created by John Wagner, Carlos Ezquerra) CAM Adrian Biddle ED Alex Mackie, Harry Keramidas MUS Alan Silvestri CAST Sylvester Stallone, Armand Assante, Diane Lane, Rob Schneider, Joan Chen, Jurgen Prochnow, Max von Sydow, Joanna Miles, Adrienne Barbeau (Central [voice only, uncredited])

A WAKE IN PROVIDENCE (1999) DIR Rosario Roveto Jr. PROD Rosario Roveto Jr., Vincent Pagano, Patrick Coppola SCR Billy Van Zandt, Jane Milmore, Vincent Pagano, Mike Pagano CAM Mark Cohl ED Gareth O’Neil MUS Ed Alton CAST Vincent Pagano, Victoria Rowell, Mike Pagano, Adrienne Barbeau (Aunt Lidia), Lisa Raggio, Billy Van Zandt, John Mariano, Mark DeCarlo, Jane Milmore

THE CONVENT (2000) DIR Mike Mendez PROD Jed Nolan SCR Chaton Anderson (also story) CAM Jason Lowe ED John Rosenberg MUS Joseph Bishara CAST Joanna Canton, Richard Trapp, Jason Dax Miller, Renée Graham, Liam Kyle Sullivan, Megahn Perry, Chaton Anderson, Adrienne Barbeau (Adult Christine), Kelly Mantle, Coolio

ACROSS THE LINE (2000) DIR Martin Spottl PROD Brian Duncan SCR Martin Spottl, Sigal Erez CAM Maximo Munzi ED Ivan Ladizinsky MUS Charlie Daniels CAST Brad Johnson, Sigal Erez, Brian Bloom, Marshall Teague, Adrienne Barbeau (Mrs. Randall), Tony Perez, Dave Silva, Julia Vera, Jullian Dulce Vida, Justin Urich

NO PLACE LIKE HOME (2002) DIR Craig Clyde PROD Bryce W. Fillmore SCR (story by Craig Clyde, Bryce W. Fillmore) CAM Gary Eckert ED Doug Boyd MUS Jasper Randall CAST Judge Reinhold, Joanna Pacula, Bruce Weitz, Geoff Stults, Alana Austin, Richard Moll, Clayton Taylor, Adrienne Barbeau (Evie), Pamela Nielsen, Jonathan Meyers

GHOST ROCK (2003) DIR – PROD Dustin Rikert SCR Michael Worth (story by Dustin Rikert) CAM Bernie Abramson ED Paul Tarantino MUS Jeff MacDonald, Soon Hee Newbold, Brian Balmages CAST Gary Busey, Michael Worth, Jeff Fahey, Adrienne Barbeau (Mattie Baker), Craig Wasson, Jenya Lano, James Hong, John Laughlin, Rance Howard, David Jean Thomas, Christa Sauls, Dustin Rikert

UNHOLY (2007) DIR Daryl Goldberg PROD Daryl Goldberg, Thomas R. Rondinella SCR Sam Freeman (story by Daryl Goldberg, Sam Freeman) CAM Jeff Maher ED Savvas Paritsis CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Martha), Nicholas Brendon, Siri Baruc, Cheyenne Casebier, Merwin Goldsmith, Susan Willis, Joseph McKenna, Ron Patrick

FLY ME TO THE MOON (2007, animated) DIR Ben Stassen PROD Caroline Van Iseghem, Charlotte Huggins, Mimi Maynard, Brian Medavoy SCR Dominic Paris MUS Ramin Djawadi CAST (voice only) Christopher Lloyd, Kelly Ripa, Nicolette Sheridan, Tim Curry, Trevor Gagnon, Philip Bolden, Ed Begley Jr., Adrienne Barbeau (Scooter’s Mom), Robert Patrick

REACH FOR ME (2008) DIR LeVar Burton PROD Charlene Blaine, Susan R. Rodgers, Mark Rolfe SCR Michael Bruce Adams CAM Kris Krosskove ED Avril Beukes MUS Julio Reyes Copello CAST Seymour Cassel, Adrienne Barbeau (Valerie), Alfre Woodard, Johnny Whitworth, Lacey Chabert, Charlene Blaine, Larry Hankin, LeVar Burton, Susan R. Rodgers, Don Agronsky

BRING ME THE HEAD OF LANCE HENRICKSEN (2010) DIR – SCR Michael Worth PROD Michael Worth, Alex Ballar, Kassi Crews, Gigi Garner CAM Chia-Yu Chen ED Junior Bonner CAST Tim Thomerson, Lance Henricksen, Adrienne Barbeau (Adrienne), Frank Cassavetes, Margot Farley, Eileen Grubba, Art LaFleur, John Saxon, Michael Worth

COMPLACENT (2012) DIR – SCR Steven R. Monroe PROD Steven R. Monroe, Corey Allen Jackson, Dean Alioto CAM Neal Lisk ED Mark Stepp MUS Corey Allen Jackson CAST Cerina Vincent, Kerri Green, Joey Kern, Keir O’Donnell, Elisa Donovan, Michael Worth, Christophe Showerman, Melanie Monroe, Adrienne Barbeau (Judy Sanderson), Jan Munroe, Dean Alioto

ARGO (2012) DIR Ben Affleck PROD Ben Affleck, George Clooney, Grant Heslov SCR Chris Terrio (memoir “The Master of Disguise” [1999] by Tony Mendez; Wired article “The Great Escape: How the CIA Used a Fake Sci-Fi Flick to Rescue Americans from Tehran” [2007] by Joshuah Bearman) CAM Rodrigo Prietro ED William Goldenberg MUS Alexandre Desplat CAST Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, Alan Arkin, John Goodman, Victor Garber, Tate Donovan, Clea DuVall, Scoot McNairy, Rory Cochrane, Adrienne Barbeau (Nina/Serksi the Gallactic Witch)

DIVINE ACCESS (2015) DIR Steven Chester Prince PROD Steven Chester Prince, Kevin Matusow, Terry G. Jones, Billy Burke, Carissa Buffel SCR Steven Chester Prince, John A. O’Connell, Michael Zagst CAM Julie Kirkwood ED Kindra Marra MUS Casey McPherson CAST Billy Burke, Patrick Warburton, Joel David Moore, Sarah Shahi, Dora Madison, Adrienne Barbeau (Catherine), Gary Cole, Michael Zagst

TALES OF HALLOWEEN (2015) DIR Darren Lynn Bousman, Axelle Carolyn, Adam Gierasch, Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee, Mike Mendez, David Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp, Andrew Kasch, Paul Solet PROD Jace Anderson, Shaked Berenson, Tada Chae, Patrick Ewald, Vanessa Menendez, Mike De Trana, Axelle Carolyn, Mike Mendez SCR Axelle Carolyn, Andrew Kasch, Neil Marshall, Mike Mendez, Lucky McKee, Dave Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp, Molly Millions, Billy Jackson, Clint Sears, Greg Simmons (created by Axelle Carolyn) CAM Jan-Michael Losada, Zoran Popovic, David Tayar, Alex Vendler, Richard J. Vialet, Joseph White, Scott Winig MUS Lalo Schifrin, Christopher Drake, Christian Henson, Joseph Bishara, Michael Sean Colin, Haim Frank Ilfman, Bobby Johnston, Austin Wintory, Edwin Wendler ED Matthew Barry, Josh Ethier, Andrew Kasch, Mike Mendez, Vanessa Menendez, Eddie Oswald, Dave Parker, Zach Passero, Brian J. Smith, Sean Tretta CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Radio DJ), Hunter Smit, Cameron Easton, Caroline Williams, Robert Rusler, Clare Kramer, Greg Grunberg, Daniel DiMaggio, Austin Falk, Barry Bostwick, John Landis, John Savage, Joe Dante

ISRA 88 (2016) DIR – PROD Thomas Zellen SCR Thomas Zellen, Jordan Champine CAM Lon Stratton MUS Ryan Stratton CAST Casper Van Dien, Sean Maher, Eden Riegel, Adrienne Barbeau (Dr. Withersford), Chris Newman, William Matthews, Leila Garza Stockwell, Kaelin Stockwell, Jennifer Kincer, Andrew Huff

DEATH HOUSE (2017) DIR B. Harrison Smith PROD Steven Chase, Rick Finkelstein SCR B. Harrison Smith (original story by Gunnar Hansen) CAM Matt Klammer ED Colin Smith MUS John Avarese CAST Bill Moseley, Tony Todd, Nicole Cinaglia, Cortney Palm, Kane Hodder, Kenny Ray Powell, Debbie Rochon, Gunnar Hansen, Dee Wallace, Adrienne Barbeau (Virtual narrator)

HELL’S KITTY (2018) DIR – SCR Nicholas Tana PROD Nicholas Tana, Denise Acosta MUS Richard Albert Bretschneider CAST Nicholas Tana, Lisa Younger, Adam Rucho, Nina Kate, Nina Hartley, Lee Meriwether, Michael Berryman, Adrienne Barbeau (Mrs. Carrie), Creep Creepersin, Barbara Nedeljakova, Winter Williams

BIG LEGEND (2018) DIR – SCR Justin Lee PROD Kevin Makely, Shawn Nightingale, Jamie Roberts, Andrew Garrettson CAM Adrian M. Pruett ED Michael Tang MUS Jared Forman CAST Kevin Makely, Todd A. Robinson, Amanda Wyss, Lance Henricksen, Adrienne Barbeau (Rita Laird)

MALEVOLENCE 3: KILLER (2018) DIR – PROD – CAM – ED – MUS Steven Mena CAST Katie Gibson, Kevin McKelvey, Victoria Mena, Adrienne Barbeau (Meredith Bristol), Scott Decker, Reed Davis, Graceann Dorse, David Lee Madison, Lynn Mastio Rice, Jay Cohen, Alli Caudle, Kelsey Deanne, Scott Kaye, Todd Litzinger

JIMMY’S JUNGLE (2018) DIR Michael J. Sarna PROD Michael J. Sarna, Joshua Wexler SCR Michael J. Sarna, Robert Henny, Rolfe Kanevsky (story by Michael J. Sarna) CAM Erick M. Crespo ED Michael J. Sarna, Michael D. Black, Dean Gonzalez MUS David Wurst, Eric Wurst CAST Andrew Ableson, Adrienne Barbeau (Tammy), Veronika Bonell, Zachary Friedman, Logan Gould, Harvey Guillén, Tom Kellen, Daniel Law, Aaron Miller

SWELL (2019) DIR – SCR Justin Lee PROD Justin Lee, Andrew Garrettson, Kevin Makely, Cory Pike CAM Adrian M. Pruett ED Michael Tang MUS Jared Forman CAST Summer Spiro, Corbin Bernsen, Adrienne Barbeau (Dr. Shields), Gabrielle Stone, Brennan Murray, Kuali’i Wittman, Kevin Makely

APPLE SEED (2019) DIR – SCR Michael Worth PROD Michael Worth, Dustin Rikert, Jennifer Kamstock, Jody Marriott Bar-Lev CAM Chia-Yu Chen ED Junior Bonner MUS Ian Hatton CAST Rance Howard, Michael Worth, Esther Anderson, Clint Howard, Adrienne Barbeau (Jolene), Robby Benson, Sarah De La Isla, Dasha Chadwick, Jennifer Kamstock, Johnny Jenkinson, Zephyr Benson, Jenya Lano

THE CHAIN (2019) DIR David Martín Porras PROD Elisa Lleras SCR Andres Rosende (story by David Martín Porras, Andres Rosende) CAM Phil Klucsaritz ED Frank Guttiérez MUS Arnau Bataller CAST John Patrick Amedori, Madeline Zima, Jamie Clayton, Dey Young, Neus Asensi, Adrienne Barbeau (Emma), Ray Wise, Kim Johnston Ulrich, Mary Pat Gleason, Elijah Nelson

EXORCISM AT 60,000 FEET (2019) DIR – ED Chad Ferrin PROD Robert Rhine SCR Robert Rhine, Daniel Benton CAM Christian Janss MUS Richard Band CAST Robert Miano, Bai Ling, Lance Henricksen, Bill Moseley, Adrienne Barbeau (Mrs. Montegue), Matthew Moy, Kevin J. O’Connor, Robert Rhine, Silvia Spross, Kelly Maroney, Kyle Jones, Stefanie Peti

HOAX (2019) DIR Matt Allen PROD Matt Allen, Michael Haskins, Mitch Dickman SCR Matt Allen, Scott Park CAM Scott Park ED Peder Morgenthaler MUS Alan Howarth CAST Cheryl Texiera, Ben Browder, Maximillian Decker, Shoshana Bush, Hutch Dano, Brian Thompson, Brian Landis Folkins, Schuyler Denham, Anthony Ray Parker, Adrienne Barbeau (Wilma), Karen Slack, Christopher Soren Kelly

GATES OF DARKNESS (2019) DIR – PROD – CAM Don E. FauntLeRoy SCR Lesley-Anne Down, Chris Kanik (story by Robert Hickman) ED Bryan Colvin MUS Justin Raines CAST Tobin Bell, John Savage, Adrienne Barbeau (Rosemary), Mary Mouser, Alisha Boe, Alexandra Davies, Lesley-Anne Down, Brandon Meemer, Carlene Moore

THE EAGLE AND THE ALBATROSS (2020) DIR – SCR Angela Shelton PROD Angela Shelton, Aly Drummond CAM Leonidas Jaramillo ED Craig Price MUS Jay Weigel CAST Amber Liu, Dan Lauria, Adrienne Barbeau (Pearl), Michael Badalucco, Jay Huguley, Jay Jay Warren, Chris Wylde, P. J. Marshall, Bryce Romero, Ritchie Montgomery, Angela Shelton

FOR THE LOVE OF JESSEE (2020) DIR David McAbee PROD Randy Kulina SCR David McAbee (story by Curta Edwards Schlarbaum) CAM David C. Smith ED Miguel Amodio CAST Randy Wayne, Mandahla Rose, Adrienne Barbeau (Katharyn), Tony Denman, Bre Blair, Curta Edwards Schlarbaum, Manu Intiraymi, Dennis Barraco

UNEARTH (2020) DIR – ED John C. Lyons, Dorota Swies PROD John C. Lyons, Dorota Swies, Allison McAtee, Marc Blucas SCR John C. Lyons, Kelsey Goldberg CAM Eunah Lee MUS Jane Saunders CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Kathryn Dolan), Marc Blucas, Allison McAtee, Brooke Sorenson, P. J. Marshall, Rachel McKeon, Monica Wyche, Chad Conley, Ryan Ball, Benjamin Sheeler, Brielle Brown

HELLBLAZERS (2022) DIR – SCR Justin Lee PROD Justin Lee, Daemon Hillin, Melanie Young CAM Logan Fulton ED Eamon Long, Crash Buist MUS Christopher Cano CAST Ed Morrone, Crash Buist, Tony Todd, Adrienne Barbeau (Georgia), Meg Foster, Courtney Gains, Billy Zane, John Kassir, Paige Sturges, Edward Finlay, Mike Ferguson, Danielle Gross, Sam Mason, Devin Reeve

HUSTLERS TAKE ALL (2024) DIR Dylan Vox PROD Dylan Vox, Marianne C. Wunch, Ashley Squires, Travis Pilat, Mattie Felbaum SCR Ellen Huggins, Jeremy M. Inman CAM Ryan Brown ED Jeremy M. Inman MUS Brian Steckler CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Priscilla), Kyla Burke, Carole Davis, Lilian Wouters, Brooke Maroon, Savoy Bailey, Sarah Buxton, Sam Bullington, Noah F. Madril, Troy Mundle, Dylan Vox

WATCHMEN CHAPTER I (2024, animated) DIR Brendan Vietti PROD Brandon Vietti, Cindy Rago SCR (adaptation by J. Michael Straczynski; comics created by Dave Gibbons, Alan Moore) ED Cris Mertens MUS Tim Kelly CAST (voice only) Troy Baker, Adrienne Barbeau (Sally Jupiter/Silk Spectre/TV Broadcaster), Corey Burton, Michael Cerveris, Jeffrey Combs, Grey DeLisle, Kelly Hu, John Marshall Jones, Max Koch, Matthew Rhys

WATCHMEN CHAPTER II (2024, animated) DIR Brendan Vietti, Vinton Heuck PROD Brandon Vietti, Cindy Rago, James Krieg SCR (adaptation by J. Michael Straczynski; comics created by Dave Gibbons, Alan Moore) ED Cris Mertens MUS Tim Kelly CAST (voice only) Troy Baker, Adrienne Barbeau (Sally Jupiter/Silk Spectre), Michael Cerveris, Grey DeLisle, Zehra Fazal, Phil Fondacaro, John Marshall Jones, Max Koch, Matthew Rhys

THE DEMON DETECTIVE (2025) DIR – SCR T. C. De Witt PROD T. C. De Witt, Grant Gilmore, Chad Halvorsen, Jon Kline, Dani J. Scott CAM – ED Matt Rasku CAST Doug Jones, Vivica A. Fox, Adrienne Barbeau (Abby), Tom Virtue, Matt Rasku, Eugene Young, Joy Regullano, Amir AboulEla, Rene Hack, Michelle Torian, Darrell Cherney, Phil Tyler, Clayton Conroy

THE PITCHFORK RETREAT (2025) DIR Gregory Van Voorhis, Nicole Van Voorhis PROD Gregory Van Voorhis, Nicole Van Voorhis, Michael Leavy, Jason Leavy, Steven Della Salla SCR Gregory Van Voorhis CAM Steven Della Salla, Nicholas Pietroniero ED William Nawrocki III MUS Robert Pycior, Joshua M. Benash CAST Tony Todd, Danielle Harris, Terry Kiser, Adrienne Barbeau (Elle), Nicole Van Voorhis, Dee Wallace, Andrew Divoff, Austin Pendleton, Joseph D. Reitman

HANNAH GOES TO HELL (2026) DIR Anne Welles PROD – SCR Anne Welles, Krsy Fox EXEC PROD Adrienne Barbeau, Tyler Connelly CAM Andy Patch ED Krsy Fox CAST Krsy Fox, Daniel Roebuck, Adrienne Barbeau, Aaron Abrams, Kirby Bliss Branton, Yoson An, Cooper Alexander, Kevin Keppy, Nelson Leis, Elle Riot Fox

ODDITIES (2026) DIR Tyler Savage PROD David Sherman Broad, Noah Lang, Max Neace EXEC PROD Adrienne Barbeau, Lucas Fleisher, Lilimar, Jamie Meyer, Lovie Simone CAM Antonio Cisneros ED Stephen Boyer CAST Will Oldham, Sarah Durn, Annie Fitzpatrick, Bonita Elery, Adrienne Barbeau, Xander Berkeley, Lucas Fleischer

TV MOVIES

THE GREAT HOUDINI (1976) DIR – TELEPLAY Melville Shavelson CAM Archie R. Dalzell ED John Woodcock CAST Paul Michael Glaser, Sally Struthers, Vivian Vance, Maureen O’Sullivan, Ruth Gordon, Bill Bixby, Peter Cushing, Nina Foch, Adrienne Barbeau (Daisy White), Wilfrid Hyde-White, Geoffrey Lewis

HAVING BABIES (1976) DIR Robert Day PROD Lew Gallo TELEPLAY Peggy Elliott CAM Jacques R. Marquette ED John McSweeney Jr. MUS Earle Hagen CAST Desi Arnaz Jr., Adrienne Barbeau (Allie Duggin), Ronny Cox, Harry Guardino, Tom Kennedy, Vicky Lawrence, Richard Masur, Greg Mullavey, Linda Purl, Jan Sterling, Karen Valentine, Abe Vigoda, Jessica Walter, Barry Miller, Helen Hunt

RED ALERT (1977) DIR William Hale PROD Barry Goldberg TELEPLAY Sandor Stern (novel “Paradigm Red” [1975] by Harold King) CAM Ric Waite ED John A. Martinelli MUS George Aliceson Tipton CAST William Devane, Michael Brandon, Adrienne Barbeau (Judy Wyche), Ralph Waite, David Hayward, M. Emmet Walsh, Don Wiseman, Don Rausch, Jim Danko

HAVE I GOT A CHRISTMAS FOR YOU (1977) DIR Mark Daniels EXEC PROD Gilbert Cates, Joseph Cates TELEPLAY Jerome Coopersmith CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Marcia Levine), Milton Berle, Alex Cord, Harold Gould, Sheree North, Steve Allen, Jim Backus, Wolfman Jack, Herb Edelman, Jayne Meadows

CRASH, a.k.a. THE CRASH OF FLIGHT 401 (1978) DIR Barry Shear PROD Edward J. Montagne TELEPLAY Donald S. Sanford, Steve Brown (book “Crash” [1977] by Sarah Elder, Rob Elder) CAM Jacques R. Marquette, James Pergola ED Sam E. Waxman MUS Eddy Lawrence Manson CAST William Shatner, Adrienne Barbeau (Veronica Daniels), Eddie Albert, Brooke Bundy, Christoper Connelly, Lorraine Gary, Ron Glass, Sharon Gless, Joyce Jameson, Ed Nelson

SOMEONE’S WATCHING ME! (1978) DIR – TELEPLAY John Carpenter EXEC PROD Richard Kobritz CAM Robert B. Hauser ED Jerry Taylor MUS Harry Sukman CAST Lauren Hutton, Adrienne Barbeau (Sophie), Charles Cyphers, David Birney, Grainger Hines, Len Lesser, John Mahon, James Murtaugh, J. Jay Saunders

THE DARKER SIDE OF TERROR (1979) DIR Gus Trikonis PROD – TELEPLAY Al Ramrus, John Herman Shaner CAM Donald M. Morgan ED Ann E. Mills MUS Paul Chihara CAST Robert Forster, Adrienne Barbeau (Margaret Corwin), David Sheiner, John Lehne, Ray Milland, Denise DuBarry, Thomas Bellin

TOP OF THE HILL (1979) DIR Walter Grauman PROD John Cutts TELEPLAY Eric Bercovici (story by Irwin Shaw) CAM Andrew Laszlo ED Jerry Young MUS George Duning CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Elizabeth Stone), Sonny Bono, Peter Brown, J. D. Cannon, Macdonald Carey, Rae Dawn Chong, Denise DuBarry, Mel Ferrer, Gary Lockwood, Paula Prentiss, Elke Sommer

VALENTINE MAGIC ON LOVE ISLAND (1980) DIR Earl Bellamy PROD Patricia Finnegan, Bill Finnegan TELEPLAY Robert Hilliard, Madeline B. David, Earl Kurland CAM Ken Lamkin ED O. Nicholas Brown MUS Peter Matz CAST Dominique Dunne, Adrienne Barbeau (Beverly McGraw), Bill Daily, Howard Duff, Dody Goodman, Lisa Hartman, Rick Hurst, Christopher Knight, Janis Paige, Bob Seagren

TOURIST (1980) DIR Jeremy Summers PROD James Rich Jr. TELEPLAY Norman Hudis, David Lawrence (story by Norman Hudis, David Lawrence; book “Tourist” [1973] by Gerald Green) CAM Norman Langley ED Stanford Tischler, Larry L. Mills MUS Jack Smalley CAST Lee Meriwether, Bradford Dillman, Lois Nettleton, Adrienne Barbeau (Barbara Huggins), Bonnie Bedelia, John Ireland, Marisa Berenson

CHARLIE AND THE GREAT BALLOON CHASE (1981) DIR Larry Elikan PROD Fran Sears TELEPLAY Art Wallace CAM Dennis Dalzell ED Peter Parasheles MUS Glenn Paxton CAST Jack Albertson, Adrienne Barbeau (Susan O’Neill), John Reilly, Slim Pickens, William Bogert, Pat Cooper, Bert Freed, Anne Seymour, William Sadler

SEDUCED (1985) DIR Jerrold Freedman PROD Franklin R. Levy TELEPLAY Charles Robert Carner CAM Tak Fujimoto ED Anthony Redman MUS Patrick Williams CAST Gregory Harrison, Cybill Shepherd, Jose Ferrer, Michael C. Gwynne, Ray Wise, Adrienne Barbeau (Barbara Orloff), Mel Ferrer, Jordan Christopher

BRIDGE ACROSS TIME, a.k.a. TERROR AT LONDON BRIDGE (1985) DIR E. W. Swackhamer PROD Jack Michon, Richard Maynard TELEPLAY William F. Nolan CAM Gil Hubbs ED Leslie Dennis Bracken, Thomas Fries MUS Lalo Schifrin CAST David Hasselhoff, Sepfanie Kramer, Randolph Mantooth, Adrienne Barbeau (Lynn Chandler), Clu Gulager, Lindsay Bloom, Ken Swofford, Rose Marie, Lane Smith

ULTRAMAN: THE ADVENTURE BEGINS (1987, animated) DIR Ray Patterson, Mitsuo Kusakabe PROD Noboru Tsuburaya TELEPLAY Kelly Ward, Jeff Segal, John Loy, John Eric Seward, Eric Lewald (original story by Noboru Tsuburaya) CAM Toshiaka Morita ED Naoyuki Masaki MUS Shinsuke Kazado CAST (voice only) Michael Lembeck, Chad Everett, Adrienne Barbeau (Lt. Beth O’Brien/Ultrawoman Beth), Stacy Keach Sr., Lorna Patterson, Robert David Hall, Ed Gilbert

BLOOD RIVER (1991) DIR Mel Damski PROD Andrew Gottlieb TELEPLAY John Carpenter CAM Robert M. Baldwin, Gary B. Kibbe ED Bernard Gribble MUS William Goldstein CAST Rick Schroder, Wilford Brimley, John P. Ryan, Mills Watson, Henry Beckman, Dwight McFee, Adrienne Barbeau (Georgina), Don S. Davis, Jay Brazeau

DOUBLECROSSED (1991) DIR Roger Young PROD Ronald Tanet TELEPLAY Roger Young (story by Roger Young, Alex Lasker) CAM Donald M. Morgan ED Benjamin A. Weissman MUS Richard Bellis CAST Dennis Hopper, Robert Carradine, Richard Jenkins, Adrienne Barbeau (Debbie Seal), Don Wood, G. W. Bailey, Danny Trejo, Salvador Levy

BURIAL OF THE RATS (1995) DIR Dan Golden PROD Mike Elliott, Anatoly Fradis TELEPLAY Adrien Hein, Somtow Sucharitkul, Tara McCann (story “The Burial of the Rats” [1896] by Bram Stoker) CAM Vladimir Klimov ED Lorne Morris, John Gilbert MUS Eduard Artemyev CAST Adrienne Barbeau (The Queen), Maria Ford, Kevin Alber, Olga Kabo, Eduard Plaxin, Leonid Timtsunik, Maya Menglet

SHATTERED HEARTS: A MOMENT OF TRUTH MOVIE (1998) DIR James A. Contner PROD Tracey Jeffrey TELEPLAY Kathryn Pratt CAM Peter Benison ED Ron Spang MUS Stacy Widelitz CAST Beth Broderick, Scott Vickaryous, Katie Gratson, Malcolm Stewart, Teryl Rothery, Adrienne Barbeau (Nancy Muldenhower), Lochlyn Munro, Aaron Smolinski, Emmanuelle Chriqui

SPRING BREAK LAWYER (2001) DIR Alan Cohn PROD Roee Sharon TELEPLAY Adam ’Tex’ Davis CAM Feliks Parnell ED Marcelo Sansevieri MUS Roger Neill CAST Brad Raider, Busy Philipps, Sean Murray, Travis Wester, Adrienne Barbeau (Judge Stern), Gary Grubbs, Chris Wylde, Michael Spound, Joel Brooks, Shashawnee Hall, De Mann

THE SANTA TRAP (2002) DIR John Shepphird PROD Steve Jankowski TELEPLAY John Shepphird, Steve Jankowksi CAM Neal Brown ED Bryan Curb MUS Joseph Conlan CAST Shelley Long, Stacy Keach, Robert Hays, Dick Van Patten, Corbin Bernsen, Amanda Pays, Adrienne Barbeau (Alice), Sierra Abel, Brandon Michael DePaul

RING OF DARKNESS (2004) DIR David DeCoteau PROD Sylvia Hess TELEPLAY Matthew Jason Walsh, Michael Gingold CAM Matteo Londoni ED Danny Draven MUS Jojo Draven CAST Adrienne Barbeau (Alex), Ryan Starr, Stephen Martines, Jeremy Jackson, Eric Dearborn, Greg Cipes, Colin Bain, Matt T. Baker, John Wynn

DECEIT (2006) DIR Matthew Cole Weiss PROD Joe Pantoliano, Michael Horn, Scott Saldana, Bobby Schwartz, John S. Schwartz, Geoff Stults TELEPLAY Matthew Cole Weiss, Scott Malchus CAM Ruben O’Malley ED Grant Myers MUS Dan Silver CAST Emmanuelle Chriqui, Matt Long, Luke Mably, Pell James, Joe Pantoliano, Ashley Scott, Jon Abrahams, Adrienne Barbeau (Kathleen Darrow), Timothy Bottoms, Adam J. Smith, Ralph Garman

CHRISTMAS DO-OVER (2006) DIR Catherine Cyran PROD Jeffrey Schenk, Stephen P. Jarchow TELEPLAY Trevor Reed Cristow, Jacqueline David CAM Ken Blakey ED John Gilbert MUS Andrew Gross CAST Jay Mohr, Daphne Zuniga, David Millbern, Adrienne Barbeau (Trudi), Logan Grove, Ruta Lee, Nathan Webnar, Christopher Brown, Blaine Ross, Zach Cumer, Jack Axelrod

WAR WOLVES (2009) DIR – TELEPLAY Michael Worth PROD Mike Curb, Carole Curb Nemoy CAM Neil Lisk MUS Corey Allen Jackson CAST John Saxon, Tim Thomerson, Michael Worth, Adrienne Barbeau (Gail Cash), Natasha Alam, Kristi Clainos, Siri Baruc, Dan Southworth, Art LaFleur, Zosia Mamet

THE DOG WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS (2009) DIR – PROD Michael Feifer TELEPLAY Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo (story by Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo, Jeffrey Schenck) CAM Hank Baumert Jr. ED Bryan Roberts, Matt Steinauer MUS Andres Boulton CAST Dean Cain, Gary Valentine, Elisa Donovan, Sierra McCormick, Charlie Stewart, Joey Diaz, Mindy Sterling, Adrienne Barbeau (Cat Lady Mildred), Joe Torry

THE DOG WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS VACATION (2010) DIR – PROD Michael Feifer TELEPLAY Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo, Peter Sullivan (story by Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo, Jeffrey Schenck, Peter Sullivan) CAM Jeffrey D. Smith ED Sean Olson MUS Chad Rehmann, Andres Boulton CAST Dean Cain, Gary Valentine, Elisa Donovan, Casper Van Dien, Joey Diaz, Beth Shea, Mindy Sterling, Catherine Oxenberg, Adrienne Barbeau (Mildred)

THE MEMORY BOOK (2014) DIR Paul A. Kaufman PROD Robert Lee TELEPLAY Duane Poole CAM Boris Mojsovski ED Garry M. B. Smith MUS Jeff Toyne CAST Meghan Ory, Luke Macfarlane, Art Hindle, John Cassini, Stephanie Van Dyck, Adrienne Barbeau (Sarah Lund), Amitai Marmorstein, Nicola Cavendish, Michael Coleman, Lisa MacFadden

CURIOUS GEORGE: GO WEST, GO WILD (2020, animated) DIR Michael LaBash PROD Deirdre Brenner TELEPLAY Jana Howington, Sherri Stoner (story by Jana Howington; book series “Curious George” by Margret Rey, H. A. Rey) CAM Germaine Franco ED Luke Guidici CAST (voice only) Frank Welker, Jeff Bennett, Max Mittelman, April Stewart, Phil Morris, Adrienne Barbeau (Ginny’s Mom), Dee Bradley Baker

TV MINISERIES

THE BURDEN OF PROOF, a.k.a. SCOTT TUROW’S THE BURDEN OF PROOF (1992) DIR Mike Robe PROD John Perrin Fynn TELEPLAY John Gay (novel “The Burden of Proof” [1990] by Scott Turow) CAM Kees Van Oostrum ED Scott Vickrey, Benjamin A. Weissman MUS Craig Safan CAST Brian Dennehy, Hector Elizondo, Mel Harris, Victoria Principal, Stefanie Powers, Adrienne Barbeau (Silvia Hartnell), Concetta Tomei, Anne Bobby, Gail Strickland, Chelsie Ross

DIMENSION 404 (2017) DIR Matthew Arnold, Desmond Dolly, Freddie Wong, David Boyle, Stephen Cedars, Benji Kleiman PROD Desmond Dolly, Brian Udovich TELEPLAY Jacob Andrews, Will Campos, Desmond Dolly, Daniel Johnson, David Welch (story by Will Campos, Desmond Dolly, Daniel Johnson, David Welch) CAM John Salmon, Tarin Anderson, Steven Capitano Calitri ED Federico Conforti, Curtis Thurber, David Kashevaroff MUS Cris Velasco, Igor Nemirovsky CAST Catherine Farrington, Sarah Hyland, Constance Wu, Lorenza Izzo, Robert Bucjkley, Adrienne Barbeau (Wilma)

HARLAN COBEN’S SHELTER (2023) DIR Edward Ornelas, Christina Choe, Deborah Kampmeier, Patricia Cardoso PROD Charlotte Coben, Andrew Saxe TELEPLAY Harlan Coben, Charlotte Coben, Ed Decter (novel “Shelter” [2011] by Harlan Coben) CAM John B. Aronson, Sarah Cowley, Petr Hlinomaz ED Sean Cusack, Marnee Meyer, Guillermo de la Cal, Kate Rose Itzkowitz MUS Hannah Parrott CAST Jaden Michael, Constance Zimmer, Adrian Greensmith, Abby Corrigan, Sage Linder, Brian Altemus, Adrienne Barbeau (Ellen)